Chapter

1 17| importance to that event than it merited." ~"You speak very much
2 37|        moment he deceived me, he merited death." ~"He shall die,
3 50|         the chastisement she has merited. John Felton, I trust your
4 51|        reputation it now enjoys, merited it no less, "poor fools!
5 54|         ignominy!" ~"If you have merited this shame, madame, if you
6 63|        this commission. You have merited it more than any of us by
7 67|        this commission. You have merited it more than any of us by