Chapter

 1 2 |      turning to his brother, he continued, -- ~"Are there many persons
 2 2 |      began anew. ~"Hark, hark!" continued Cornelius, "how angry those
 3 3 |       honest man," his Highness continued, "he will give to the demand
 4 3 |    rushing along before him, he continued, -- ~"Let us now go to the
 5 3 |          the young girl timidly continued, "I should leave by the
 6 4 |  softened tone of his feelings, continued, -- ~"Come, come, Monseigneur,
 7 5 |       suspicion, and tranquilly continued his journey on the canal-boats,
 8 7 |    heaved a sigh. "And yet," he continued, "it would have been so
 9 7 |     tulip has flowered," Baerle continued in his soliloquy, "and when
10 7 |     round towards Cornelius, he continued, "Will you give up those
11 10|        gravely. ~"And besides," continued Rosa, "the people want to
12 11|        had fallen back. ~"And," continued Cornelius, "what hour is
13 11|       hand. ~"Listen to me," he continued: "I'll tell you how to manage
14 11|        a deep sigh. ~"And now," continued Cornelius, -- wiping away
15 11|       the staircase, amidst the continued barking of the dog. ~"They
16 16|   mistrustful in his captivity, continued, "there is an animal much
17 17|       long as I live.' No, no," continued Cornelius; "with the exception
18 17|   possible." ~"Unfortunate me," continued Cornelius, overwhelmed with
19 18|   Master Jacob at that moment!" continued Rosa. "I really thought
20 18|          turning towards me, he continued, asking 'And what did that
21 18|       he is." ~"Tell me, Rosa," continued Cornelius, with a pensive
22 18|   commands to me." ~"And even," continued Van Baerle, warming more
23 20|         excuse of the prisoner, continued, -- ~"From the moment when
24 20|        the following day," Rosa continued, "remembering what you had
25 21|       fall asleep again, and he continued following up the line of
26 21|       turning again to Rosa, he continued his questions. ~"Is the
27 22|         we must not entertain," continued Cornelius with a sigh, "
28 24|         despair. ~"Ah!" Gryphus continued, passing from the madness
29 25| imploringly. ~"Only, my child," continued Van Systens, "as you are
30 26|     best pen in his finest hand continued to draw up his report. ~
31 26|      Mynheer van Systens," Rosa continued, with the firmness of innocence
32 26|        Systens in the meanwhile continued his examination. ~"And with
33 26|       you are fond of flowers?" continued Mynheer van Systens. ~"Yes,
34 26|       prisoner of state, then," continued the Prince, "as there are
35 27| recognising the Prince. ~"But," continued the Stadtholder, "here is
36 27|          turning to the Prince, continued, -- ~"I have now for twenty
37 27|     nothing more to say," Isaac continued. "Your Highness knows all.
38 27|       child," William of Orange continued, "you were going to commit
39 27|        Rosa. "Monseigneur," she continued, whilst turning round to
40 28|         fascination for him, he continued, -- ~"Well, and once having
41 28|      roared Gryphus. ~Cornelius continued: -- ~"For heaven is our
42 28| regulation." ~"And the second," continued Cornelius, "which is not
43 28|    Cornelius grew pale. ~"And," continued Gryphus, "we'll begin this
44 28|        am rather fond of fish," continued Cornelius; "you never let
45 29|    first thrust; but as Gryphus continued, with horrid threats, to
46 30|    master in his face. ~William continued his writing for a moment;
47 30|   vaulted archway. ~"My child," continued the Prince, "the feast of
48 33|        am lost." ~"This tulip," continued the Prince, "will therefore
49 33|      was driving at. The latter continued, -- ~"I give to Rosa the