Chapter

 1 12| imprisonment at the fortress of Loewestein, very near Dort, but, alas!
 2 12|      also very far from it; for Loewestein, as the geographers tell
 3 12|        then Rosa will not be at Loewestein!" ~       ~
 4 13|       and was to go with him to Loewestein, and thither to his prison
 5 14|        on the pointed gables of Loewestein. ~These pigeons, Van Baerle
 6 14|       others visited the Hague, Loewestein, and Rotterdam, seeking
 7 14|        and then to Gorcum or to Loewestein, -- for the two places are
 8 14|       journey from the Hague to Loewestein, and who -- Cornelius did
 9 14|       jailer of the fortress of Loewestein. The Prince could not have
10 15|       the clock of the tower of Loewestein strike nine. ~The last chime
11 15|        appointment of jailer of Loewestein, when your housekeeper brought
12 16|    being only five prisoners at Loewestein, the post of turnkey was
13 16|      man. He might one day find Loewestein dull, or the air of the
14 19|       to all the inhabitants of Loewestein, that it was ten. ~This
15 19|         I hope nobody is ill at Loewestein?" ~"Nobody," replied, even
16 20|        officers, or students at Loewestein?" ~"Indeed there are, and
17 21|         He will come himself to Loewestein to see the tulip." ~Then,
18 22|    quiet, it is the ferryman of Loewestein, a smart young man of twenty-five." ~"
19 22|        were, on the fortress of Loewestein. ~Cornelius felt a thrill
20 22|     person from the fortress at Loewestein. I am the daughter of the
21 23|  followed from the Buytenhof to Loewestein the object of his love and
22 23|        that was going on at the Loewestein in Rosa's room, just as
23 25|        Delft; for the road from Loewestein to Haarlem, owing to the
24 26|         was your chamber?" ~"At Loewestein." ~"You are from Loewestein?" ~"
25 26|     Loewestein." ~"You are from Loewestein?" ~"I am the daughter of
26 26|           By a poor prisoner of Loewestein." ~"By a prisoner of Loewestein?"
27 26| Loewestein." ~"By a prisoner of Loewestein?" repeated the Prince. ~
28 26|         in close confinement at Loewestein." ~"Alas! sir." ~"And from
29 26|        daughter were removed to Loewestein." ~"That is true, sir." ~"
30 26|   transported from the Hague to Loewestein." ~"Sir," said Rosa, blushing. ~"
31 27|           I mean to say that at Loewestein the man who here calls himself
32 27|  therefore, having ever been at Loewestein?" ~Boxtel hesitated; the
33 27|      cannot deny having been at Loewestein, your Highness, but I deny
34 27|         hers in the fortress of Loewestein, she formed the plan of
35 27|      her ingratitude. I came to Loewestein because I had business there.
36 27|  confused. ~"At home? Where? At Loewestein, or at Dort?" ~"At Dort,"
37 28|         cell in the fortress of Loewestein, suffered at the hands of
38 28|       that I should escape from Loewestein, as Grotius has done the
39 28|         9 of the regulations at Loewestein: -- ~"'Any jailer, inspector,
40 29|              29. Before Leaving Loewestein~      In Which Van Baerle,
41 29|      Van Baerle, Before Leaving Loewestein, Settles Accounts With Gryphus. ~
42 29|   threatening. ~"Rosa is not at Loewestein?" cried Cornelius. ~"You
43 29|       the usages and customs of Loewestein, which however he knew as
44 29|       was registered as leaving Loewestein, then taken to the Esplanade,
45 29|        knees, and the guards of Loewestein, twelve in number, at a
46 29|        moment when the clerk of Loewestein was still making out his
47 29|         here in the fortress of Loewestein. And the rascal talked to
48 30|            You have a father at Loewestein?" ~"Yes, your Highness." ~"
49 30|          carry this despatch to Loewestein; you will read the orders
50 31|     scaffold to the fortress of Loewestein; he had seen it bud and
51 32|        whom I have fetched from Loewestein, and whom I have brought
52 32| attempted to kill his jailer at Loewestein?" ~Cornelius heaved a sigh
53 33|         Oh! that's why she left Loewestein. Alas! am I then forgotten,