T2	FAC 96 115	Lincoln 's Inn Hall
T3	LOC 361 373	Holborn Hill
T4	FAC 163 174	the streets
T6	LOC 1143 1153	green aits
T7	LOC 1158 1165	meadows
T8	GPE 1312 1317	Essex
T9	VEH 1465 1476	great ships
T11	FAC 1627 1638	their wards
T13	PER 1785 1820	his shivering little ' prentice boy
T14	PER 1691 1711	the wrathful skipper
T16	FAC 1722 1737	his close cabin
T18	FAC 2053 2064	the streets
T19	PER 2134 2144	husbandman
T20	PER 2149 2158	ploughboy
T22	LOC 2094 2112	the spongey fields
T24	FAC 2352 2369	the muddy streets
T26	FAC 2542 2561	Lincoln 's Inn Hall
T28	PER 2846 2859	hoary sinners
T30	FAC 2893 2899	heaven
T32	PER 2945 2969	the Lord High Chancellor
T36	PER 3706 3713	players
T39	PER 4177 4184	masters
T40	PER 4167 4174	masters
T42	PER 4019 4032	the registrar
T44	FAC 4465 4474	the place
T46	PER 4694 4718	the Lord High Chancellor
T47	LOC 4913 4924	every shire
T48	FAC 4867 4886	its decaying houses
T49	PER 5127 5136	every man
T50	PER 4937 4957	its worn-out lunatic
T52	PER 5378 5395	its practitioners
T53	PER 5545 5564	the Lord Chancellor
T55	PER 5777 5786	the judge
T62	PER 6083 6105	The short-hand writers
T65	FAC 6320 6328	the hall
T66	LOC 6308 6328	the side of the hall
T69	PER 6807 6824	A sallow prisoner
T70	PER 7306 7320	the Chancellor
T71	GPE 7256 7266	Shropshire
T72	PER 7408 7422	the Chancellor
T74	PER 7565 7574	the judge
T76	PER 7716 7727	this suitor
T80	PER 7942 7954	no man alive
T81	PER 8047 8070	no two Chancery lawyers
T82	PER 8170 8190	Innumerable children
T89	PER 8754 8766	grandmothers
T91	PER 8928 8943	three Jarndyces
T93	PER 8790 8801	Chancellors
T94	PER 8742 8749	mothers
T98	PER 9322 9346	Every master in Chancery
T102	FAC 9594 9598	hall
T103	PER 9601 9616	Articled clerks
T104	PER 9678 9702	The last Lord Chancellor
T110	PER 10420 10426	no man
T113	PER 10664 10684	the wretched suitors
T116	PER 11022 11036	his own mother
T118	FAC 11329 11339	the office
T121	FAC 13 21	Chancery
T122	GPE 22 28	London
T123	PER 69 84	Lord Chancellor
T1	LOC 231 240	the earth
T124	LOC 219 240	the face of the earth
T125	PER 671 686	Foot passengers
T128	LOC 1090 1100	everywhere
T129	LOC 1110 1119	the river
T130	LOC 1177 1186	the river
T131	GPE 1272 1298	a great ( and dirty ) city
T132	LOC 1312 1325	Essex marshes
T133	LOC 1335 1354	the Kentish heights
T135	FAC 1424 1433	the yards
T10	VEH 1522 1533	small boats
T137	PER 1567 1595	ancient Greenwich pensioners
T138	PER 1838 1859	people on the bridges
T140	FAC 2169 2178	the shops
T23	FAC 2388 2422	that leaden-headed old obstruction
T141	FAC 2501 2511	Temple Bar
T25	FAC 2526 2536	Temple Bar
T27	PER 2604 2624	Lord High Chancellor
T142	FAC 2632 2654	High Court of Chancery
T144	LOC 2904 2909	earth
T33	PER 3326 3381	some score of members of the High Court of Chancery bar
T34	PER 3743 3778	the various solicitors in the cause
T37	PER 3781 3806	some two or three of whom
T147	FAC 4257 4266	the court
T148	PER 4486 4518	the uninitiated from the streets
T150	LOC 4891 4909	its blighted lands
T151	LOC 4961 4975	every madhouse
T152	FAC 4992 5008	every churchyard
T153	PER 5354 5371	an honourable man
T154	FAC 5545 5573	the Lord Chancellor 's court
T155	PER 5603 5622	the Lord Chancellor
T156	PER 5625 5649	the counsel in the cause
T157	PER 5652 5699	two or three counsel who are never in any cause
T56	PER 5757 5786	the registrar below the judge
T158	PER 5821 5839	two or three maces
T159	PER 5845 5855	petty-bags
T160	PER 5861 5873	privy purses
T61	PER 6141 6172	the reporters of the newspapers
T57	PER 6196 6220	the rest of the regulars
T58	LOC 6355 6378	the curtained sanctuary
T59	PER 6384 6427	a little mad old woman in a squeezed bonnet
T60	FAC 6445 6450	court
T68	PER 6600 6617	a party to a suit
T161	PER 6962 6991	a solitary surviving executor
T73	PER 7202 7223	Another ruined suitor
T77	PER 7673 7695	A few lawyers ' clerks
T78	PER 7977 7994	The parties to it
T79	PER 8223 8247	innumerable young people
T163	PER 8271 8293	innumerable old people
T84	PER 8316 8333	Scores of persons
T83	PER 8435 8449	whole families
T85	PER 8499 8519	The little plaintiff
T86	LOC 8688 8703	the other world
T88	PER 8706 8725	Fair wards of court
T90	PER 8978 8994	old Tom Jarndyce
T164	FAC 9029 9043	a coffee-house
T165	FAC 9047 9060	Chancery Lane
T92	FAC 9126 9135	the court
T95	PER 9379 9395	Every Chancellor
T96	PER 9448 9455	counsel
T97	PER 9508 9547	blue-nosed , bulbous-shoed old benchers
T99	PER 9741 9752	Mr. Blowers
T101	PER 9911 9922	Mr. Blowers
T105	PER 9967 9976	the maces
T166	PER 9979 9983	bags
T167	PER 9990 9996	purses
T106	PER 10152 10162	the master
T107	FAC 10306 10329	the Six Clerks ' Office
T108	PER 10285 10302	the copying-clerk
T109	PER 10623 10649	The very solicitors ' boys
T111	PER 10730 10741	Mr. Chizzle
T112	PER 10744 10750	Mizzle
T114	PER 10920 10945	The receiver in the cause
T115	PER 11071 11078	Chizzle
T117	PER 11081 11087	Mizzle
T168	PER 11246 11253	Drizzle
T54	PER 5706 5728	the well of solicitors
T17	FAC 2803 2825	High Court of Chancery
T38	FAC 792 1083	street-corners , where tens of thousands of other foot passengers have been slipping and sliding since the day broke ( if this day ever broke ) , adding new deposits to the crust upon crust of mud , sticking at those points tenaciously to the pavement , and accumulating at compound interest
T45	PER 815 857	tens of thousands of other foot passengers
T5	LOC 1107 1165	up the river , where it flows among green aits and meadows
T119	LOC 1172 1298	down the river , where it rolls defiled among the tiers of shipping and the waterside pollutions of a great ( and dirty ) city
T120	FAC 1218 1239	the tiers of shipping
T126	VEH 1391 1404	collier-brigs
T127	VEH 1511 1517	barges
T12	FAC 1848 1859	the bridges
T134	FAC 1873 1885	the parapets
T31	PER 3115 3196	a large advocate with great whiskers , a little voice , and an interminable brief
T35	PER 3830 3843	their fathers
T43	FAC 4507 4518	the streets
T136	PER 4980 4988	its dead
T51	PER 5021 5083	its ruined suitor with his slipshod heels and threadbare dress
T63	PER 6108 6134	the reporters of the court
T139	PER 6239 6247	Jarndyce
T143	PER 6226 6234	Jarndyce
T145	PER 5991 5999	Jarndyce
T146	PER 6004 6012	Jarndyce
T64	PER 7700 7736	others who know this suitor by sight
T67	PER 7830 7838	Jarndyce
T162	PER 7843 7851	Jarndyce
T169	PER 8384 8392	Jarndyce
T170	PER 8397 8405	Jarndyce
T87	PER 8523 8614	defendant who was promised a new rocking-horse when Jarndyce and Jarndyce should be settled
T171	PER 8575 8583	Jarndyce
T172	PER 8588 8596	Jarndyce
T173	LOC 8954 8963	the earth
T174	PER 9067 9075	Jarndyce
T175	PER 9080 9088	Jarndyce
T176	PER 9161 9169	Jarndyce
T177	PER 9174 9182	Jarndyce
T178	FAC 9338 9346	Chancery
T100	PER 9755 9845	the eminent silk gown who said that such a thing might happen when the sky rained potatoes
T179	PER 9887 9895	Jarndyce
T180	PER 9900 9908	Jarndyce
T181	PER 10008 10014	people
T182	PER 10031 10039	Jarndyce
T183	PER 10044 10052	Jarndyce
T184	PER 10216 10224	Jarndyce
T185	PER 10229 10237	Jarndyce
T186	FAC 10370 10378	Chancery
T187	PER 10896 10904	Jarndyce
T188	PER 10909 10917	Jarndyce
T189	PER 11287 11295	Jarndyce
T190	PER 11300 11308	Jarndyce
T191	ORG 2467 2498	a leaden-headed old corporation
T192	FAC 2450 2498	the threshold of a leaden-headed old corporation
T29	FAC 4833 5522	the Court of Chancery , which has its decaying houses and its blighted lands in every shire , which has its worn-out lunatic in every madhouse and its dead in every churchyard , which has its ruined suitor with his slipshod heels and threadbare dress borrowing and begging through the round of every man 's acquaintance , which gives to monied might the means abundantly of wearying out the right , which so exhausts finances , patience , courage , hope , so overthrows the brain and breaks the heart , that there is not an honourable man among its practitioners who would not give -- who does not often give -- the warning , " Suffer any wrong that can be done you rather than come here !
T193	ORG 6125 6134	the court
T194	ORG 6158 6172	the newspapers
T195	PER 69 73	Lord
T196	PER 2604 2608	Lord
T197	PER 9741 9744	Mr.
T198	PER 9911 9914	Mr.
T199	PER 10730 10733	Mr.
T15	PER 9416 9424	somebody
T41	LOC 11662 11671	the world
T200	PER 6624 6630	no one
T201	PER 6657 6663	no one