Chapter

 1 4 |     greatest men have sometimes fallen victims to such fatalities." ~
 2 4 |        a drop of blood from the fallen hero, and tear off a shred
 3 6 |      midst of which a shell has fallen. ~He ran up to them with
 4 9 |      very high, and had Gryphus fallen into the hands of those
 5 10|    brutality she well knew, had fallen in consequence of a struggle
 6 11|     foreseen this movement, had fallen back. ~"And," continued
 7 14|      Baerle's letter would have fallen into his hands and not the
 8 14|    indeed the accents which had fallen so sweetly on his heart
 9 18| unfortunate prisoner would have fallen ill but for the counterpoise
10 19|        s thoughtless speech had fallen upon her heart like drops
11 21|  thought of Rosa. ~After having fallen asleep, he dreamed of her. ~