Chapter

1  5,3|        the cupboards, to allow free access to the air whilst
2  8,1|       in the world, as I am as free as the air of heaven." ~"
3 10,1| Cornelius found himself almost free. But the thought never entered
4 12,1|     only bit those who left as free men. ~The shorter the way
5 17,1|  stories, and moreover is very free with his money, so as always
6 22,1|         give it me of your own free will, and not by chance.
7 22,2|       the wretched captive was free once more. ~During part
8 24,1|        would not you have been free long ago?" ~"Your father
9 33,2|   means, that you are not only free, but that your property