Chapter

 1 1 |      we always try to keep our word as well as is in our power --
 2 1 |        he has but to whisper a word to set him at once about
 3 1 |        to his men, he gave the word of command, -- ~"Soldiers,
 4 1 |     anything, and yet with one word she has just told the whole
 5 2 |    John; "but, first of all, a word with you." ~"Speak!" ~The
 6 3 |     horse, or I shall give the word of command to advance." ~"
 7 3 | towards his troop, he gave the word of command, -- ~"Tilly's
 8 4 | carriage; "but, upon my sacred word, the key has been taken
 9 5 |        the mere mention of the word "tulban," which (as we are
10 5 |      this flower) is the first word in the Cingalese tongue
11 8 |      he needed only to say one word, and the godson would be
12 16|       evening she had kept her word. ~On the following evening
13 18|      that I have three?" ~"The word certainly struck me just
14 19|      She had not forgotten one word of the directions given
15 19|  little window in the door the word, -- ~"To-morrow!" ~Now to-morrow
16 21|        Rosa, let it be so. One word of yours, announcing this
17 23| secrecy, and as, moreover, his word, being that of a renowned
18 27|    Highness, do not say such a word, it would kill him, if he
19 28|      rage, "but there is not a word about a stick in the regulation." ~"
20 29|        or even to say one last word of farewell? ~And, worst
21 32|        and I promise you on my word that I will not run away,
22 33|        of gold brocade; in one word, Rosa, who, faint and with