Chapter

 1  1,3|    you wish?" ~The burghers shook their muskets, repeating
 2  3,2| pitch that the old building shook to the very roof. ~At length,
 3  4,2|  whole vehicle for a moment shook and stopped; but immediately
 4  7,3|  nurse, who was in a swoon; shook hands with his servants,
 5  8,1|    than a real invalid, and shook more violently than a man
 6 17,2|   of wind was blowing which shook the whole tower, the door
 7 20,2|   To love you, Rosa." ~Rosa shook her head, after which followed
 8 26,1|     street, and loud cheers shook the house. ~"What is this?"
 9 27,1|    whole frame of the thief shook as if under the influence
10 32,2|   and the thunder of cannon shook the air. ~ ~