Chapter

1 7,4 |  repeated a thousand times: "Search, search; let us know how
2 7,4 |     thousand times: "Search, search; let us know how my unhappy
3 7,4 |      everybody joined in the search; for, as we have said, the
4 11,2| about what was going on: his search had not been unrewarded,
5 11,5| himself have the most active search carried on. The duke appeared
6 11,5|   and themselves undertook a search of the most careful nature.
7 11,5|   they had done, and how all search had been in vain. No one
8 14,2|    find the object he was in search of; but as he entered the
9 16,2|    got up; but the object of search was so small and the night