Chapter

 1  1,3|   cries, they attributed the silence of the dragoons to pusillanimity,
 2  8,2| quiet, not a sound broke the silence of the night; one solitary
 3  8,2|  burning in the house. ~This silence and this darkness emboldened
 4 19,1|      little noises broke the silence of the lobby, the clock
 5 20,2|  consolation. ~Then, after a silence of some moments, during
 6 20,2|  Cornelius at last broke the silence, - "well, Rosa, everything
 7 21,1|   pangs which the compulsory silence concerning the tulip gave
 8 27,1| beyond herself with anger. ~"Silence!" said the Prince. ~Then,
 9 27,2|     granted him his life." ~"Silence!" said the Prince; "all
10 30,1|   instant. After a momentary silence, he resumed the conversation. ~"
11 32,1|    Then, after some moments, silence, during which the carriage
12 33,1|  heard amidst the respectful silence, which all at once arrested