Chapter

 1 1 |        life of the two brothers being a constant obstacle to their
 2 1 |         to smile on pain: while being stretched on the rack, he
 3 1 |       the Marquis de Louvois." ~Being in such a temper, people
 4 1 |        was one of the foremost, being paraded about by the Orange
 5 1 |       the burgher guard, which, being placed opposite the Buytenhof
 6 2 |     cannot betray them, whilst, being in their pay, I faithfully
 7 2 |        more breathed freely, on being informed that the judges,
 8 2 |    which connected his immortal being with his perishable frame
 9 2 |         will be a signal of his being clear of the crowd, and
10 3 |        very likely from fear of being forced over the balustrade
11 3 |         perfectly safe retreat, being known only to those in power,
12 4 |    recognized by a brewer, who, being behind his companions, was
13 4 |     looking after the carriage, being however not yet quite sure
14 4 |         than to his pleasure at being relieved from the necessity
15 5 |         neighbouring villages. ~Being once safe, he left his horse
16 5 |         own hands; and at last, being at a loss what to do with
17 5 |   Cornelius van Baerle, without being aware of the fact, had a
18 5 |         not the good fortune of being rich, like Van Baerle. He
19 5 |         Don Alfonso VI. -- who, being expelled from Lisbon, had
20 5 |       and his rival, instead of being some unknown, obscure gardener,
21 5 |        spirit of Porus, who, on being conquered by Alexander,
22 6 |     might gain his ends without being compromised himself. ~He
23 6 |     having been suspected, and, being more than ever incensed
24 6 |        with tulip-growing, and, being driven half mad, devoted
25 7 |        1672. ~De Witt, although being very little of a horticulturist
26 7 | inquired what it meant, and, on being informed of the cause of
27 7 |        was, but also boasted of being, an entire stranger to the
28 7 |         bulbs. ~The parcel thus being secreted, Cornelius de Witt
29 7 |      roasted coffee; and which, being expected to flower for the
30 8 |         of the brothers De Witt being arrested on a charge of
31 8 |         lived a house which was being repaired, and against which
32 9 |        with embarrassed mien at being thus seen by a stranger. ~
33 10|       you are confined, and, on being told that you are occupying
34 11|  godfather; manifest complicity being considered to exist between
35 11|        of his godfather without being made acquainted with their
36 11|        sign of the magistrate's being interested for the prisoner,
37 11|        Cornelius van Baerle, as being arraigned, and convicted,
38 11|       had no longer any fear of being searched, he said: "My dear
39 11|        the 23d of August, 1672, being on the point of rendering,
40 13|       one condition, -- that of being paid in advance. ~Boxtel,
41 13|        was no more like a human being; the rage and malice of
42 14|         stivers per head. ~This being just double their value,
43 15|        have often regretted not being able to read," said Cornelius. "
44 16|       Cornelius de Witt. ~There being only five prisoners at Loewestein,
45 18|     asked the prisoner. ~"Well, being asked by his friend, my
46 19|         not deceived him; Rosa, being vexed, shut herself up in
47 19|         the prisoner. ~Gryphus, being little used to this sort
48 19|         of the April sun which, being the first, appear so congenial,
49 19|      window, at the risk of not being able to draw it back again,
50 19|         stayed away. Thus Rosa, being at liberty, found in her
51 20|    their friendship. ~Cornelius being, as may easily be imagined,
52 20|        excuse yourself with not being able to read. Not only do
53 20|       There is no danger of its being stolen," said Rosa, "unless
54 21|     like a man who is afraid of being attacked from behind. ~Cornelius
55 21|        Rosa object to the tulip being spoken of? ~This was indeed
56 21|        you are the most perfect being on earth!" ~"After the tulip,
57 22|      decided on. The tulip once being in flower, and it being
58 22|         being in flower, and it being quite certain that it is
59 22|         you will, for if I did, being a poor prisoner, people
60 22|      splendour. The flower once being seen by the President, and
61 22|     President, and the protocol being drawn up, all is in order;
62 22|       will give you news, which being done the messenger will
63 23|        watch the others without being watched himself. ~He saw
64 23|      who was afraid of the bulb being killed by frost. ~When the
65 23|         as, moreover, his word, being that of a renowned tulip-grower,
66 23|      then the tulip, instead of being called Tulipa nigra Barlaensis,
67 23|    which prevented the key from being turned a second time left
68 23|       open. ~He therefore -- as being in possession of the key,
69 23|        in each pocket. ~Gryphus being once fuddled, Boxtel was
70 24|  ascended the staircase without being heard. ~He rudely seized
71 25|    exceedingly circuitous. ~Not being able to procure a vehicle,
72 25| committee previous to the prize being awarded." ~"Oh, sir!" cried
73 26|         idea of the black tulip being found again, started for
74 27|        a table. ~The Prince, on being informed, left the cabinet,
75 27|       marriage to her; and, not being rich, I committed the imprudence
76 27| ignorant of this correspondence being deposited with him; completely
77 27|         to get hold of it, and, being balked in his hope, he very
78 28|        forward to. ~Alas! Rosa, being watched, was no longer able
79 28|      their spleen. ~The expense being once incurred, one does
80 29|       be too tame; the prisoner being charged with neither more
81 29|  proudly before the clerk, who, being interrupted in his work,
82 30|          who would talk without being questioned. ~That obliging
83 30|     would you accept the lot of being the wife of a prisoner?" ~"
84 31|         justly prides itself on being one of the most shady in
85 31|        festival of "The Supreme Being." ~There was, however, a
86 32|         tulip; it is well worth being seen once." ~"Thank you,
87 33|        other a girl, the former being called Cornelius, the other