Chapter

 1 1|    places, where pain utters no cry, where wretchedness looks
 2 1|      reduced to an inarticulate cry - "Make your game The game
 3 1|       is scarcely more than the cry of Pyrrhus set betwixt good
 4 2| adversity, and hailed it with a cry that found an echo, and
 5 2|  exclamation, 'MON DIEU!' ~"The cry, and the tone in which it
 6 2|        two hours' time you will cry to yourself, AH, MON DIEU!' ~" '
 7 2|        be consumption that will cry out to me, 'Let us be going!'
 8 2|      sleepers started up with a cry, saw the cause of the disturbance
 9 2|         sprang up with a hoarse cry; her pretty face, that had
10 2|     year in the funds, and I'll cry quits with you, Raphael!" ~"
11 3|    tracing about it, and gave a cry so fearful that the poor
12 3|        sees nothing You mustn't cry about him, M. Jonathan;
13 3|   dreams; he uttered a dreadful cry, slammed the door, and dealt
14 3|        Come to me " ~A dreadful cry came from the girl's throat,