Chapter

 1 5 |        or four hundred thousand guilders, which Mynheer van Baerle
 2 5 |     which proved that they were guilders of Van Baerle the father
 3 5 |        or four hundred thousand guilders were only the pocket money,
 4 5 |    income of about ten thousand guilders a year. ~When the worthy
 5 5 |       name grow extinct, and my guilders, which no one has ever fingered
 6 5 |       cared very little for the guilders, and very much for his father. ~
 7 5 |        he broke in upon his new guilders to bring it to perfection.
 8 5 |      his yearly revenue and the guilders of his father, there was
 9 5 |   yearly income of ten thousand guilders, devoting all his intellectual
10 6 |  millions as a hundred thousand guilders, since no one would be able
11 7 |     obtain the hundred thousand guilders offered by the Society.
12 7 |       paid two or three hundred guilders for one bulb. It is therefore
13 7 |       give the hundred thousand guilders of the Haarlem prize to-the
14 7 |      spend the hundred thousand guilders on the enlargement of my
15 7 |        poor only fifty thousand guilders, which, after all, is a
16 7 |        remaining fifty thousand guilders, I shall make experiments.
17 8 |     prize of a hundred thousand guilders offered by the Horticultural
18 8 |     prize of a hundred thousand guilders, not to speak of the sublime
19 11|     prize of a hundred thousand guilders has been offered by the
20 11|          These hundred thousand guilders -- and Heaven knows I do
21 11|          these hundred thousand guilders I have here in this paper,
22 11|         sir, a hundred thousand guilders!" ~"Well, let us talk seriously,
23 11|          those hundred thousand guilders will be a nice marriage
24 11|      and these hundred thousand guilders will be paid to you." ~Rosa
25 11|     prize of a hundred thousand guilders has been offered by the
26 11|         me the hundred thousand guilders as a marriage portion, don'
27 13|      was to be, for one hundred guilders; rather an exorbitant sum,
28 13|        was the sum of a hundred guilders to a man who was all but
29 13|       to do to earn his hundred guilders. He needed only, as soon
30 13|        who would give a hundred guilders for his remains. ~The executioner
31 16|    gaining the hundred thousand guilders for your marriage portion;
32 16|        steal a hundred thousand guilders." ~"No one ever enters the
33 16|      gain your hundred thousand guilders." ~"Don't forget," said
34 21|            I have three hundred guilders." ~"Oh, if you have three
35 21|       if you have three hundred guilders, you must not send a messenger,
36 25|          took her three hundred guilders, -- that is to say, all
37 25|   ordering the hundred thousand guilders to be paid to its grower.
38 26|     prize of a hundred thousand guilders. The news had spread like
39 26|        worth a hundred thousand guilders." ~"Indeed!" ~"Yes, Monseigneur,
40 26|      bait of a hundred thousand guilders may have tempted her." ~"
41 27|     prize of a hundred thousand guilders, which, with the help of
42 27|      gaining a hundred thousand guilders, in proof of which I showed
43 30|         with these five hundred guilders, as I wish that day to be
44 31| discoverer one hundred thousand guilders! ~Haarlem, having placed
45 31|       giving a hundred thousand guilders for the bulb of a tulip.
46 31|     prize of a hundred thousand guilders, which interested the people
47 31|     purse, the hundred thousand guilders in glittering gold pieces,
48 33|        watching the Prince, the guilders, the black tulip, and the
49 33|         of one hundred thousand guilders has been promised to whosoever
50 33|       with the hundred thousand guilders, said to Cornelius, -- ~     "
51 33|       sum of a hundred thousand guilders, which she has fairly earned,