Chapter

 1  2,1|        greatest difficulty. "It is hard for the wife of one of the
 2  2,5|            was! No task seemed too hard or too distasteful when
 3  5,5|           in the meantime, life is hard. I haven't a penny, and
 4  6,3|          He was evidently striving hard to master his emotion. "
 5  6,5|           breathing came short and hard, and it was in a choked
 6  7,2|       fulfilled. I think this very hard. I didn't come into the
 7 10,5|     brushes by the dozen - brushes hard and soft, brushes for the
 8 11,1|          privations, days spent in hard work to earn a miserable
 9 16,1|           the threshold. "It was a hard battle, but I asserted my
10 16,3| unremunerative profession. However hard a physician may work, he
11 19,4|      probably because it seems too hard that you should be left
12 19,5|          his breath came quick and hard, as he resumed: "For your
13 20,3|           of whom was sentenced to hard labor for life, and the