Chapter

 1 7 |     ancestor. ~Besides these, a casket of magnificent goldwork,
 2 12|  diamond which I enclose in the casket of my heart. This is the
 3 12| immediately, holding a rosewood casket in her hand, with her cipher
 4 12|       me." ~Buckingham took the casket, and fell a second time
 5 14|       to take a little rosewood casket, with her cipher upon it,
 6 14|    returned, did she bring that casket with her?" ~"No." ~"Does
 7 14|    Lannoy know what was in that casket?" ~"Yes; the diamond studs
 8 14|      she came back without this casket?" ~"Yes." ~"Madame de Lannoy,
 9 14|      the queen, looked for this casket, appeared uneasy at not
10 21|   beneath the portrait, was the casket containing the diamond studs. ~
11 21|        crucifix, and opened the casket. "There, said he, drawing
12 21|       said he, drawing from the casket a large bow of blue ribbon
13 21|        me the studs without the casket?" ~"The casket would encumber
14 21|      without the casket?" ~"The casket would encumber you. Besides,
15 21|      encumber you. Besides, the casket is the more precious from
16 22|      placed in his hand a small casket. The king opened it, and
17 35|       ring, carefully kept in a casket. ~"You notice my ring?"
18 37|         flew to a little inlaid casket which stood upon the dressing
19 59|     said the due, "bring me the casket in which the diamond studs
20 59|  received from her--this silver casket and these two letters. You
21 59|        the bottom of the silver casket, and to let the knife fall