Chapter

 1        I|      anyone, he would be quite capable of lying in ambush and shooting
 2      III|        excitement, the son was capable of doing in cold blood.~ ~
 3        V|       of which few persons are capable.”~ ~M. Lacheneur turned
 4      XVI|       is no power in the world capable of changing my resolution.
 5      XVI|       a letter, a word, an act capable of being misconstrued. The
 6      XXV|      less had she supposed him capable of cowardly hesitation.
 7      XXV|        There is not one who is capable of selling the life of a
 8    XXVII|       not one prisoner who was capable of understanding the real
 9   XXVIII|      knows of what he might be capable under such circumstances?
10     XXXI|      he would not believe them capable of ignobly betraying him
11     XXXV|     one would have supposed it capable of sustaining the weight
12    XXXVI|     tenderness, Marie-Anne was capable of a virile bravery. Her
13    XXXIX|        to repair it! And he is capable of it if he chooses,” he
14    XXXIX|     said he, “Martial is quite capable—”~ ~“Of anything! yes, I
15      XLI| throbbing.~ ~Alas! nothing was capable of touching her heart now;
16     XLII|   instrument in her hands, and capable of doing anything for money.~ ~
17     XLII|     drinking; my wife is quite capable of poisoning my wine; I
18     XLII|       else in the neighborhood capable of such an evil deed.”~ ~
19    XLIII|        my heart out if it were capable of cowardly weakness under
20    XLVII|     corporal said to me: ‘I am capable of sleeping two whole days
21   XLVIII|     Turin.~ ~But though he was capable of the basest perfidy when
22       LI|       shuddered. No threat was capable of moving her like that.~ ~“
23      LII|     exceedingly shrewd fellow, capable of anything, even honesty
24      LIV|    miserable wretches who were capable of any crime; and an unfortunate