Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|       when this will be our first duty." ~But at this period, it
 2 2,8| intelligent Jup was raised to the duty of valet. He had been dressed
 3 2,3|           so fortunate, and their duty was to go to his succor. ~
 4 2,4|          he may become, it is our duty to take him with us to Lincoln
 5 2,4|         us." ~It was indeed their duty as Christians and civilized
 6 2,7|         to be silent." ~"It is my duty to speak." ~"Sit down, then." ~"
 7 2,0|         My friends, I think it my duty to call your attention to
 8 3,1|       even be said that it is the duty of a captain to come and
 9 3,1|           what will you do?" ~"My duty," answered Ayrton. ~He then
10 3,2|            That is more than your duty." ~"I have more than my
11 3,2|               I have more than my duty to do," replied Ayrton. ~"
12 3,2|            He thought only of the duty which he had promised to
13 3,2|         said, to do more than his duty, there came an heroic thought.
14 3,2|        but he would have done his duty. ~Ayrton did not hesitate.
15 3,5|          least have fulfilled our duty towards him." ~"And you,
16 3,3|          he ended his recital, "a duty remains for us to perform.
17 3,9|          Harding, "we must do our duty to the last!" ~At this instant