Chapter

 1  2,2|   action to word, and have seized Van Klopen by the collar
 2  6,3|        So your property is seized. You make no opposition,
 3  9,1|   even examination, he was seized with a wondering respect,
 4  9,6|    thought a sudden terror seized her soul, so full of peace
 5 11,3|   monsieur." ~The viscount seized the missive, with an eager
 6 12,2|   a sorrowful apprehension seized hold of him. "You are silent,"
 7 13,5| but a terrible disquietude seized him. Had people begun to
 8 14,1|    shudder. ~M. Wilkie was seized with terror when he looked
 9 14,5|     A terrible disquietude seized hold of Wilkie. This sudden
10 15,1|     Convinced of this, and seized with a laudable desire to
11 18,3|    delirium seemed to have seized them since, thanks to a
12 20,2|    was irretrievably lost. Seized by a blind fury like that