Chapter

1  2,1|      no more about it. He has decidedly the best of the row. He
2  7,6|    and M. Wilkie's attire was decidedly the worse for the encounter.
3  8,2| servants, who might make some decidedly compromising disclosures.
4 10,3|   this conviction he went off decidedly out of temper. ~"I shall
5 10,5| working on a grand scale now. Decidedly this mustn't be allowed
6 13,4|       a little." ~A storm was decidedly gathering over the Marquis
7 17,3|      To London." ~Chupin felt decidedly crestfallen on hearing this.