Chapter

1        I|      could generally be found, glass in hand, in the bar-room
2     XIII|     the sand.~ ~He lowered the glass in front of the carriage,
3      XLV|     open upon a table near the glass door leading into the dressing-room,
4      XLV|    bottles she saw two of blue glass, upon which the word “poison”
5      XLV|       came in contact with the glass containing the deadly drug,
6      XLV|     glistening like pulverized glass, and looking not unlike
7      XLV|          Will you not accept a glass of wine?”~ ~“No, thank you.
8      LIV|     Widow Chupin, with a small glass in her hand, talking volubly
9       LV| scarcely had time to swallow a glass of brandy when the lad returned.~ ~“