Book, Chapter

1    1,  19| deposited with them, and the judge could look into the case
2    3,  84| submitted the dispute to the judge. He did not deliberate long
3    3,  95|     and punish your penitent judge as severely as you like.
4    3,  95|      our love before another judge, but I will complain no
5    5, 145|    hostility of the American judge, in 1907-8. Men of unquestioned
6    6     |      ones and from it we may judge whether the poetess merited