Chapter

 1 2 |    once ask me more than I can tell you. I was told, 'Guard
 2 2 |      well what my brother will tell you." ~"No, John; it will
 3 11|        what do you wish? I may tell you that my time on earth
 4 11|        don't cry any more, and tell me what you want, my pretty
 5 11|      sir," said Rosa. "And now tell me -- oh, tell me -- can
 6 11|         And now tell me -- oh, tell me -- can I do anything
 7 11|       me," he continued: "I'll tell you how to manage it. Go
 8 11|       have you nothing more to tell me?" ~She fell on her knees
 9 12| Loewestein, as the geographers tell us, is situated at the point
10 14|      Listen to me, I'll try to tell you all in a few words.
11 15|       make conspiracies. But I tell you, at the very outset,
12 15|     young man, young man! I'll tell you one thing, that before
13 15|      you contrive to get here? tell me." ~"Now listen to me.
14 16|     ourselves with. I will now tell you the way I have traced
15 16|         on the day that I will tell you, in the soil chosen
16 17|      only this reason ---- " ~"Tell me, I am anxious to hear." ~"
17 17|    first favourable day I will tell you; but, whatever you do,
18 17|     repeat the trick. Didn't I tell you, my fine fellow, that
19 18|          I am afraid he is." ~"Tell me, Rosa," continued Cornelius,
20 18|           What?" ~"Did you not tell me that on the day when
21 18|      it would be very easy!" ~"Tell me." ~"Go to-morrow into
22 18|      fond of your bulbs." ~"To tell the truth," said the prisoner,
23 19|     But as there was no one to tell her so, and as the words
24 19|     appeared to her father. To tell the truth, there was in
25 19|     said to Rosa, -- ~"I shall tell you the day when you are
26 20|              Yes, yes, odious. Tell me," he said, "do you hate
27 20|       felt when people came to tell me at the Buytenhof that
28 21|     not spoil my pleasure. But tell me, Rosa, -- as the tulip
29 21|        night, I shall come and tell you myself. If it is day,
30 22|      Well?" ~"Well, and I will tell you now what I have decided
31 22|  stolen." ~"Oh!" ~"Did you not tell me yourself of what you
32 22|        Here is the letter, and tell me whether you approve of
33 24|           Well?" ~"How shall I tell you?" ~"Speak, speak, Rosa!" ~"
34 24|       on her knees. ~"But how? Tell me, explain to me." ~"Oh,
35 24|      merciful, my friend!" ~"I tell you, Rosa, that I shall
36 24|     this furious outbreak. ~"I tell you that I shall kill that
37 24| Gryphus?" roared Cornelius. "I tell you I shall shed his blood
38 24|    Cornelius with your eyes. I tell you, my lambkins, you shall
39 25|    having such a nice story to tell to his boon companion, Jacob,
40 25|      when the man came back to tell him that he had called and
41 26|       listen to what I have to tell you, and if it be not possible
42 26|       My child, you promise to tell me the truth and the entire
43 26|       Society." ~"What am I to tell you, sir," said Rosa, "beside
44 26|      it as mine I will frankly tell it; but if I do recognise
45 26|      sir." ~"And from what you tell me you took advantage of
46 27|       matter is as I shall now tell your Highness. This damsel
47 27|   round to the Prince, "I will tell you the true story of these
48 28|    Rosa from her room, why not tell her all, and jump from her
49 28|    very simple thing." ~"Well, tell it me," said Gryphus. ~"
50 29|       want, after all?" ~"I'll tell you what I want," answered
51 29|  devilish magic. Now, will you tell me where she is?" ~And the
52 29|        the last time, will you tell me where my daughter is?" ~"
53 29|        turn. "Ah, you will not tell me anything? Well, I'll
54 29|       hours!" ~"Ah! what did I tell you?" whispered the communicative
55 29|       would not have failed to tell him. ~What the poor prisoner
56 29|       asked, -- ~"Please, sir, tell me now, where am I to go?" ~
57 30|         but it is right not to tell a falsehood." ~Rosa cast