Chapter

 1 1  |    silent on this point. But be sure of this, that though you
 2 1  |           he said. "The luck is sure to go against that young
 3 1  |         for a moment he was not sure that he had cut anything
 4 2  |     round me, and feeling quite sure that I was seen by none
 5 2  |     pile of gold, as if to make sure that the amount was correct. '
 6 2  |        in love. ~"I am not very sure what we mean by the word
 7 2  |         such fine manners; I am sure that all the ladies must
 8 2  |    account, and then I shall be sure of having my manuscript
 9 2  |         felicity. Though I felt sure that I should find nothing,
10 2  |      will be your death, - I am sure of it.' ~"In her exclamation
11 2  |     remain in the house, I felt sure, without causing a scandal
12 2  |         I thought, she would be sure to disguise her feelings
13 2  |         me sufficiently to feel sure that I should wish you to
14 2  |         man of his sort will be sure to do things in style,"
15 3  |        early in March. Each was sure of the other; their affection
16 3  | embarrassed, "but are you quite sure that this piece of skin
17 3  |    known. If God is eternal, be sure that He moves perpetually;
18 3  |        his satisfaction. "I was sure of it," he seemed to say
19 3  |         doubt because they feel sure of never meeting each other
20 3  |         young man! And he is so sure that he is going to get
21 Epi|            Oh! Foedora, you are sure to meet with her! She was