Chapter

 1 1 |     with one word she has just told the whole history of the
 2 2 |     than I can tell you. I was told, 'Guard the prison,' and
 3 2 |  against us both, Cornelius. I told you, my dear brother, that
 4 3 |       be a faithful man, and I told him to wait for you at the
 5 4 |  hundred yards farther on, and told them what he had seen. The
 6 6 |     piercing cries of the cats told the whole tale, and his
 7 8 |    hour. ~"Oh, sir, all that I told you is indeed quite true." ~"
 8 10|     her heart. ~But one moment told her the true state of the
 9 10|        confined, and, on being told that you are occupying the
10 11|    himself to this avowal, but told the whole truth with regard
11 11|         in either case, he has told us a falsehood; first, because
12 11|      answered, "I have already told you I cannot read." ~Cornelius
13 18|       by his friend, my father told at supper the whole story
14 19|      himself how he could have told his gentle comforter to
15 19|     spoken of by Rosa, who had told him that its parapet overlooked
16 20|          said Rosa; "my father told me that you remained in
17 20|       again! again! Have I not told you, Rosa, that I thought
18 20|        a fortnight before, had told him that Jacob was coming
19 20|       remembering what you had told me about the stratagem which
20 20|        remember Rosa, what you told me of the students, officers,
21 22|    lips met those of Rosa, who told him, with a kiss, -- ~"It
22 25|    said, "you are coming, I am told, about the affair of the
23 25| Society." ~"And what is it you told me just now?" ~"I told you,
24 25|     you told me just now?" ~"I told you, sir, that my tulip
25 26|       beside that which I have told you already." ~"Well, then,
26 27|     were not so, he would have told me; for how could that pure
27 29|        Among other things they told him that this regulation
28 29|         said the guard who had told him the story. ~"Thank you,"
29 31|      yet, if the truth must be told, this wretch, who had stolen