Chapter

1 2 |        John opened the door; the faithful servant was waiting on the
2 3 | considered your coachman to be a faithful man, and I told him to wait
3 5 |          confidence, Craeke, the faithful servant, mounted on a good
4 13|       quite customary among the "faithful brethren," when one of their
5 20|        fidelity! have I not been faithful to you?" ~"Do you call it
6 20|        to you?" ~"Do you call it faithful to desert me, and to leave
7 30|         steady glance, as if the faithful animal were wishing to do