Chapter

 1 3 |         Not so," she replied. "I considered your coachman to be a faithful
 2 5 |      Francaise," the most highly considered authority in matters relating
 3 6 |         compromised himself. ~He considered a long time, and at last
 4 6 |       been accomplished, and was considered impossible, as at that time
 5 11|        manifest complicity being considered to exist between Cornelius
 6 11|         that consequently he had considered the certificate as useless.
 7 11| deliberate on the verdict. ~They considered that every offshoot of civil
 8 11|         tulip, which it has been considered impossible to grow, and
 9 16|         which until now has been considered impossible, namely, that
10 29|       during this walk, which he considered as leading him to the end