Chapter

 1 14,1| according to his ideas, a jailer ought never to have given to a
 2 15,1|       devil, Master Gryphus, you ought with so much more reason
 3 18,1|        all,' said my father, 'we ought to know how he has contrived
 4 19,1|        as a treasure to which he ought to sacrifice everything,
 5 19,2|         precise time when tulips ought to be planted. He had said
 6 22,2|        Cornelius. ~"Yes, yes, we ought indeed to run some little
 7 26,1|          guilty woman, Sir?" ~"I ought to say, the woman who claims
 8 26,2|            the prisoner of state ought to be kept in close confinement
 9 27,2|       and even a traitor, but he ought not to be a thief." ~"A
10 30,1|         least, not as a daughter ought to do, Monseigneur." ~"It