Part,  Chapter

1 1,2| into the besieged town. The pleasure of Harding on seeing his
2 1,3|   till then had only been a pleasure to him. ~Herbert, a gallant
3 2,8|  master. ~Judge then of the pleasure Master Jup gave to the inhabitants
4 2,0|  born fisherman, and if the pleasure of fishing is in exact proportion
5 2,0|   if this had only been for pleasure! But they could not help
6 2,2|       Poor Jup has no other pleasure than that of the palate,
7 2,6|   munched away at it with a pleasure which may be easily understood. ~
8 3,3|  they would ravage at their pleasure, and in time, they would
9 3,9|    barking, but it was with pleasure, not anger. ~"Some one is