Chapter

 1  2,2|   the house-top what others dare not say, and we'll see if
 2  2,5|   you?" she exclaimed. "How dare you censure him - you who
 3  7,2|     why I have come. Do you dare to pretend that you don'
 4  7,4|  wretched boy! what did you dare to hope?" ~And, without
 5  7,4|   think that any one should dare to attack his friends, his
 6  7,7|  misleads you - he wouldn't dare!" ~The baron read her thoughts. "
 7  9,5|    of a lofty soul ready to dare anything for a just and
 8 12,1|    God! how does this woman dare to step out of doors? On
 9 13,6| interest which he would not dare to demand openly. And why
10 18,1|    crime. What might he not dare, in order to preserve even