Chapter

 1 1 |            Then, in pursuing his way, he said to himself, -- ~"
 2 2 |        Tilly, which was in their way, removed. ~Seeing this disposition,
 3 2 |      bitterness. "I have made my way through all sorts of bystreets
 4 3 |   interest, was seen to wend his way with, or rather in the wake
 5 3 |        as the gate began to give way amidst the triumphant shouts
 6 4 |        spoken in such a familiar way. ~As it were to make up
 7 4 |         still in your Highness's way of becoming de facto Stadtholder
 8 5 |          to Dort, pursuing their way under skilful guidance by
 9 5 |   mansion was situated in such a way that the sun, falling on
10 5 |     strike, made the best of his way aboard the "Saint Michael";
11 5 |         and thence he wended his way to the house of his godson,
12 5 |    through France, had found its way into Spain, and penetrated
13 7 |          and lighting him on his way down to the street, which
14 7 |       which is increasing on its way and which is fraught with
15 7 |        the same time forcing his way in, Craeke rushed into the
16 7 |      Then I shall put you in the way, Doctor," said the judge; "
17 9 |          do not return." ~On the way which the despairing florist
18 9 |    Gryphus then proceeded on his way, Cornelius was forced to
19 9 |       the Buytenhof; and in this way saw from behind the trees
20 10|          it was turned the wrong way, he broke his arm just above
21 10|       his arm, but the bone gave way; then only he felt the pain,
22 10|      Come, off with me, lead the way, and be quick." ~Rosa and
23 11|          wished to act in such a way, he would have added to
24 11|         put into my hands in the way I have described; I vow
25 12|       free men. ~The shorter the way from the door of the prison
26 13| overlooked a paving-stone in his way, stumbled, lost his centre
27 14|          letter in the following way. ~Leaving Dort, Mynheer
28 15|         to set it in the regular way, and promised me that I
29 16|          I will now tell you the way I have traced out for us." ~
30 16|         believe me; and, in this way, we shall never be separated
31 18|          to Rosa: "Just lead the way, Miss." ~After this he locked
32 18|       this, she smiled in such a way that the little cloud of
33 20|        She smiled. ~"That's your way," she said; "you are tyrants
34 21|      with." ~"Don't talk in that way, you naughty girl." ~That
35 23|      first he had also made some way with Rosa; not, indeed,
36 25|     travellers had been on their way for five hours, and made
37 25|       was making the best of her way towards Haarlem. ~Thus the
38 26|       report. ~Everywhere on her way Rosa heard people speaking
39 26|        which generally finds its way to the hearts of men, -- ~"
40 26|        Systens, having found his way through the frightened domestics,
41 26|          bowing, and showing the way to the Prince. ~His Highness
42 28|    chance through not taking the way of the vulgar, that high
43 28|          went on, in his jeering way, "as you are a sorcerer,
44 30|         He is wicked." ~"In what way does he show his wickedness?" ~"
45 32|         occurred; it pursued its way slowly, on account of the
46 32|   believing himself to be on his way to the scaffold. ~William,
47 32|          Prince proceeded on his way over the green amidst the
48 33|         guards, who pushed their way through the crowd, sidled