Chapter

 1 2 |       these letters?" ~"I have intrusted them to the care of Cornelius
 2 2 |        who made them. You have intrusted him with this fatal secret;
 3 2 |       the deposit which I have intrusted to him." ~"Quick then,"
 4 2 |        the parcel which I have intrusted to you. Burn it without
 5 7 |  papers of political import be intrusted to Van Baerle, who not only
 6 7 |       supposition. The deposit intrusted to Van Baerle, and carefully
 7 8 |      concluded that the papers intrusted by the Warden to the Doctor
 8 11|        correspondence had been intrusted to him by his godfather,
 9 11|    deposit which Cornelius had intrusted to her care. ~Leaving the
10 15| precious treasure which he had intrusted to her. ~"Oh, you have preserved
11 23|      bulbs, and the second was intrusted to the love and care of
12 25|      the stable-keeper readily intrusted her, knowing her to be the
13 27|        the parcel which I have intrusted to you. Burn it without