Chapter

 1 1 |     connected with the two names just mentioned, the few explanatory
 2 1 |        yet with one word she has just told the whole history of
 3 2 |         him in prison. ~This was just at the very moment when
 4 2 |          Oh! that's what I heard just now," said the prisoner,
 5 2 |    writing will be illegible." ~"Just leave me alone for that,"
 6 3 |        foreseen his refusal, and just now whilst he was talking
 7 3 |  trap-door closed over his head, just as the broken gate gave
 8 4 |        close the gate by day." ~"Just look!" ~John de Witt leaned
 9 4 |       behind his companions, was just shutting his door in all
10 5 |          the house which we have just described, and which --
11 5 |       soon begin again, and that just one more name, that of Southwold
12 5 |       for his own happiness, and just enough to make him miserable. ~
13 5 |         and given to his hotbeds just as much heat and fresh air
14 6 |      resolved to bide his time. ~Just then the Tulip Society of
15 6 |      founders of the prize might just as well have offered two
16 7 |     attention of Boxtel, who was just taking his meal by his fireside.
17 7 |       three suckers which he had just detached from the mother
18 8 |      Invasion~      The incident just related was, as the reader
19 8 |      Society of Haarlem. ~It was just this certainty of Cornelius
20 8 |        the servants of Cornelius just as bitterly as Boxtel did
21 8 |         Baerle's house, where it just reached to the window. ~
22 9 |      words, which her father had just spoken, "You will have the
23 9 |          all, to lead to naught, just as his own career was to
24 10|      wrong way, he broke his arm just above the wrist. ~Cornelius
25 10| assassinated and torn to pieces, just like Mynheer John and Mynheer
26 11|       were engaged in gardening, just as if it had been their
27 11|        the testament that he had just made. ~The agony of the
28 12|        there was still a chance, just as it had happened before
29 13|     godson of Cornelius, who had just now been saved from death. ~
30 13|      have snatched them from us, just as he has done this fellow." ~
31 13|        anxiety as the individual just alluded to. ~The most furious
32 14|    stivers per head. ~This being just double their value, the
33 14|       the beginning of February, just when the stars were beginning
34 15|           smelled about his legs just as though to ask him what
35 15|   knitted his brow. "Now, that's just it," he said, "people always
36 15|      Well, well," said Gryphus, "just look sharp: that's what
37 15|          you, Master Gryphus." ~"Just so, look whether the Mynheer
38 15|        said Cornelius. "I should just like to know on what occasions." ~"
39 17|           I remember now, it was just about the time when you
40 17|         in which you put it, and just as you gave it me. I have
41 17|       for the one which you have just destroyed." ~"Oh, so!" Gryphus
42 18|     staircase, he said to Rosa: "Just lead the way, Miss." ~After
43 18|         word certainly struck me just as much as it does you.
44 18|       had been paralyzed." ~"Now just hear me," said Rosa; "will
45 19|         in her place I should do just the same." ~Yet notwithstanding
46 19|       his poor tulip. It was now just that week in April which
47 19|          carried the dishes away just as he had brought them. ~
48 20|        the grated little window, just as Rosa had been in the
49 20|         a good, sound stone pot, just about the size of the jug
50 20|       daughter, as you called it just now, but I care even much
51 20|  wall-flowers, will flutter with just as much love about the honey-suckles,
52 21|      said the prisoner; "you are just in time; I am very hungry." ~"
53 21|          I know, Master Scholar; just be quiet, we shall be on
54 23|            And at last he hired, just opposite Rosa's window,
55 23|       Loewestein in Rosa's room, just as at Dort he had watched
56 24|         one this time. Yes, yes, just gnaw your paws like a bear
57 24|      shall see each other again. Just be quiet, -- we shall." ~
58 24|     announced to him that he had just arrived at Haarlem with
59 25|            Gryphus therefore had just as little chance of finding
60 25|      kitchen as in her room, and just as little in the garden
61 25|       And what is it you told me just now?" ~"I told you, sir,
62 26|          thought had struck her, just as Homer's Minerva seizes
63 26|         does she offer?" ~"I was just going to question her when
64 26|        Prince. ~His Highness was just going to walk ahead, but,
65 26|      come into flower was stolen just one hour after it had opened. ~
66 28|          himself whether God was just in inflicting so much tribulation
67 30|          the letter which he had just written, and summoned one
68 31|          chestnuts. ~Haarlem, -- just as her neighbour, Leyden,
69 31|    gathered together at Haarlem, just as all the nervous, uneasy
70 31|       the humour to cheer, it is just the same as when it begins
71 31|         of the festival for him, just as Banquo's ghost did that
72 32|  unfortunate Van Baerle, who was just beginning to get a glimpse
73 32|    please spare me this pang." ~"Just as you wish. Drive on! I