Chapter

1  5,1|      prevent the river wind from carrying there every morning and
2  7,1| therefore, the servants who were carrying the lights respectfully
3 11,2|     should ask you to help me in carrying out this last thought." ~"
4 13,2|        after the coach which was carrying away Cornelius with his
5 29,2|       with a resolute heart, and carrying his head erect. ~Cornelius
6 29,2|         not standing in line, or carrying muskets, but talking together
7 31,1|        the head of his Committee carrying an enormous nosegay, like