Chapter

 1 1|        a thousand lives, at any rate." ~"Why, you are taking
 2 1|         purchased slave, at the rate of fivepence a line. ~"Perhaps
 3 1|  Napoleon left us glory, at any rate, my good friend!" exclaimed
 4 1|    represented the Revue at any rate, for his own intentions
 5 2|      public charity have at any rate the future of the battlefield
 6 2|  troubles may have been, at any rate I protected her from a menacing
 7 2|    understood, helped me at any rate to find in my own excitement
 8 2|      not remove trouble, at any rate soothed and quieted it,
 9 2|        master of himself at any rate, but a luckless wretch who
10 2|       he has fewer cares at any rate, and accepts such portions
11 2|     true, but there were at any rate some traces of ordinary,
12 3|        my misfortune has at any rate contributed to the welfare
13 3|         them at a predetermined rate of speed. We can project
14 3|       cause, their words at any rate came so seldom and so languidly,
15 3| straightforward with me, at any rate, when he said, 'I do not
16 3|         few hours daily, at any rate, so as to take your food." ~"
17 3|         one keeps alive, at any rate," the patient answered. "