Chapter

 1 11,3|     afresh, and handed to him a book, bound in shagreen, which
 2 11,3|       it seemed to me that this book must possess in itself a
 3 15,1|         paper, and no conjuring book. It's books that helped
 4 16,2|       Oh," said Rosa, "I have a book, - a book which I hope will
 5 16,2|       Rosa, "I have a book, - a book which I hope will bring
 6 17,1|      for conveniently reading a book, although it had been quite
 7 17,1| therefore had to press the open book against the grating edgewise,
 8 26,2|      The humble stranger took a book down from the shelf, and
 9 26,2| feigning to be engaged with his book, he watched Rosa with even
10 29,2|      child to a flower, or to a book, - the three things by which
11 33,1|        will be inscribed in the book of honour of the city. ~"