Chapter

 1  3,1|     about to fly, when a harsh cry held him spell-bound. Baron
 2  6,5|    terrible, so heart-broken a cry, that several of the guests
 3  7,3|       luck, and occasionally a cry of "Banco!" or "I stake
 4  7,3| properly, but they must always cry and have a sort of melodrama." ~
 5  7,3|    floor, he exclaimed: "Don't cry so. You grieve me, upon
 6 11,1|     handwriting, she uttered a cry of surprise. And, turning
 7 11,3|   messenger, when the familiar cry, "Open, please," was heard
 8 12,1|    house. She uttered a joyful cry on perceiving her son. She
 9 12,3|      however, was the expiring cry of her intractable obstinacy. "
10 14,1|      one of those insults that cry out for vengeance and for
11 17,4|     pieces rather than allow a cry to escape him; but he changed
12 19,1|   sprang to her feet. For this cry was the signal that had
13 19,1|        listening she heard the cry resound a second time, even
14 19,3|      her into the house with a cry of joy. She had not even