Chapter

1  1,3|   traitor as himself, will likewise make his escape." ~"And
2  4,2|   Cornelius, whom they now likewise drag out of the carriage, -
3  7,3|   old housekeeper, who now likewise made her appearance in the
4 11,3|  showing any weakness, but likewise without any bravado, received
5 12,1|   scaffold, and which were likewise crowded with spectators. ~
6 13,1|   snarling fierceness, but likewise the fidelity, of a dog.
7 18,2| said the prisoner, sighing likewise, "since your father crushed
8 23,1|   sun became too hot, Rosa likewise took in the pot from eleven
9 26,2|   forthwith. ~Van Systens, likewise at the invitation of the