Chapter

 1 1 |       the town." ~Whereupon the jailer, a sort of bear, trained
 2 2 |       the conversation with the jailer Gryphus and his daughter
 3 3 |     resist much longer, and the jailer, growing very pale, put
 4 9 |        were bringing. ~When the jailer received this new inmate,
 5 9 |      Gryphus, with his scowling jailer's countenance at the top,
 6 9 |          ran furiously up. ~The jailer opened the door, with terrible
 7 9 |    cried Cornelius, seizing the jailer by the arm and dragging
 8 10|                         10. The Jailer's Daughter~      On the
 9 10|      rushed forward towards the jailer, but Gryphus, who was not
10 10|          At the last touch, the jailer fainted a second time. ~"
11 10|    Witts!" ~"Halloa!" cried the jailer, recovering his senses, "
12 13|        to his interest, but the jailer had not only the snarling
13 13|   corner of his cell, the surly jailer had only answered by kicking
14 14|       according to his ideas, a jailer ought never to have given
15 14|    prison of the Hague with the jailer of the fortress of Loewestein.
16 15|          you see in me your new jailer. I am head turnkey, and
17 15|      the contrary," growled the jailer, "you have set it only too
18 15|    smiled ironically at the old jailer, Rosa, from the outside,
19 15|        Your pigeons," cried the jailer, "your pigeons! has a prisoner
20 15|       acquittance," growled the jailer, "and I shall certainly
21 15|         mercies of his bullying jailer, he drove away for ever
22 15|       again. ~This visit of the jailer, his brutal threats, and
23 15|       father the appointment of jailer of Loewestein, when your
24 16|        service. ~But the worthy jailer, in his zeal, had magnified
25 16|         Rosa, the daughter of a jailer, scarcely better than a
26 17|    Zounds! of what?" roared the jailer. ~"Take care, I say, you
27 17|      force. ~"Halloa!" said the jailer, furious, "here, you see,
28 17|     heart even of that ruthless jailer who some years before killed
29 19|        than upon poor Rosa, the jailer's lowly child. ~Thus Rosa
30 19| satisfied the prisoner that his jailer was coming alone. ~Thus
31 19|    former habits, asked the old jailer, with the most winning voice,
32 19|      even more laconically, the jailer, shutting the door before
33 21|          Halloa!" exclaimed the jailer. ~"How are you this morning?"
34 22|        I am the daughter of the jailer, Gryphus, almost as much
35 23|       to interest his zeal as a jailer, picturing to him in the
36 25|       to be the daughter of the jailer of the fortress. ~Rosa hoped
37 25|         left the fortress. ~The jailer, who was of a very spiteful
38 25|        imagine the anger of the jailer when, after having made
39 25|   without even hearing what his jailer said, allowed himself to
40 26|        I am the daughter of the jailer of the fortress." ~The Prince
41 26|    position, as daughter of the jailer, to communicate with a prisoner
42 26|       yet four months since the jailer Gryphus and his daughter
43 27|    especial surveillance of the jailer. ~Nothing could have been
44 28|    prisoner can suffer when his jailer has formed the determination
45 28|        foaming mouth of the old jailer, he said, -- ~"Bless the
46 28|        threaten you," cried the jailer. ~"And with what?" ~"First
47 28|         why not?" ~"Because any jailer who strikes a prisoner is
48 28|        at Loewestein: -- ~"'Any jailer, inspector, or turnkey who
49 29|        fiercely exasperated his jailer, spoke first by putting
50 29|        under his arm, dealt the jailer a vigorous blow on the wrist
51 29|   decisive step, belaboring his jailer with the most heroic self-possession,
52 29|        the prisoner against his jailer was immediately drawn up,
53 29|       his cell, then led to the jailer's lodge, where he was registered
54 29|      stick, came forth from the jailer's lodge; his old eyes, gray
55 32|       has attempted to kill his jailer at Loewestein?" ~Cornelius