Chapter

1  1,1| foresees the futility of his efforts. ~He rose, and had nearly
2  1,2|      but spurred on to fresh efforts; and so mustering all her
3  4,1|  beyond description. All his efforts to save this woman whom
4  9,6|      and then relax in their efforts. When her excitement had
5 10,6|      than ever. However, his efforts to solve the mystery did
6 16,2|  medical men. The persistent efforts of the count's intellect,
7 18,4|      and in spite of all her efforts persisted in turning to
8 19,4|    YOUR innocence; but in my efforts to clear my own name of
9 20,2|    had listened to his first efforts at the bar, crowded round