Chapter

 1  3,2|        off, we shall be in a very sad plight." ~"I have some advice
 2  4,1|     people? They certainly bear a sad grudge to the two De Witts." ~"
 3  6,1|          to feast his eyes on the sad state in which the two cats
 4  9,2| approached the window, and cast a sad look round the circular
 5 11,2|          by everybody, as in this sad hour you alone are with
 6 15,1|           you, I shall lead you a sad life of it." ~"Thank you
 7 19,1|    clothes on. ~It was a long and sad night for him, and the day
 8 20,1|          her hand. ~Seeing him so sad and pale, she was startled,
 9 20,2|       Cornelius, only it makes me sad to think that you love them
10 28,1|    Cornelius three days after the sad scene of separation from
11 28,2|        the "Hymn of Flowers," - a sad but very charming song, - ~"
12 32,1|            said Cornelius, in the sad tone of indifference of