Chapter

 1 22|          known: it is Mynheer van Systens, the burgomaster of Haarlem;
 2 22|              To Mynheer Peter van Systens, Burgomaster, and President
 3 25|             25. The President Van Systens~      Rosa, on leaving Cornelius,
 4 25|         be led before Mynheer van Systens, the President of the Horticultural
 5 25|      office of the President, Van Systens, who gallantly rose from
 6 25|      doing well, then?" asked Van Systens, with a smile of tender
 7 25|         rushing up to Mynheer van Systens. ~"As I see you, miss." ~"
 8 25|         the honorable Mynheer van Systens, Burgomaster of Haarlem,
 9 25|         you." ~"Oh! oh!" said Van Systens, looking at Rosa. "What!
10 25|          my child," continued Van Systens, "as you are young and pretty,
11 25|       Swan Inn." ~And Mynheer van Systens, taking up his fine pen,
12 26|        the mansion of Mynheer van Systens, who with his best pen in
13 26|         the office of Mynheer van Systens, who, however, was again
14 26| accomplice of a bad action." ~Van Systens stamped his foot with impatience;
15 26|       black tulip!" ~"Mynheer van Systens," Rosa continued, with the
16 26|          is a proposal," said Van Systens. ~"What do you mean?" ~"
17 26|  conviction into the heart of Van Systens, and he was going to answer
18 26|        other of the cavalry. ~Van Systens, having found his way through
19 26|        visit?" ~"Dear Mynheer van Systens," said William of Orange,
20 26|            Monseigneur!" said Van Systens, "what glory to the society
21 26|          consequence, Mynheer van Systens." ~"Well, then, Monseigneur,
22 26|           is a crime, Mynheer van Systens." ~"So it is, your Highness." ~"
23 26|         Question her, Mynheer van Systens, question her. I am the
24 26|           King Solomon," said Van Systens, bowing, and showing the
25 26|         person who was called Van Systens, so that she had no time
26 26|           the shelf, and made Van Systens a sign to commence the examination
27 26|       examination forthwith. ~Van Systens, likewise at the invitation
28 26|          assist me to some." ~Van Systens exchanged a look with the
29 26|          to fetch Boxtel, and Van Systens in the meanwhile continued
30 26|             continued Mynheer van Systens. ~"Yes, sir." ~"Then you
31 26|       tone of her voice, that Van Systens and the Prince answered
32 26|          prisoner of state." ~Van Systens trembled as he heard such
33 26|              Certainly," said Van Systens, "the prisoner of state
34 26|  Unfortunate girl!" exclaimed Van Systens. ~The Prince, observing
35 26|         young woman, go on." ~Van Systens, by means of an eloquent
36 26|        fail to take effect on Van Systens. ~"But," said the Prince, "
37 27|       drawing-room of Mynheer van Systens, followed by two men, who
38 27|      handed the third bulb to Van Systens, took the paper, and read. ~
39 27|          You, my dear Mynheer van Systens, take charge of this young
40 30|        house of the President van Systens. ~Rosa did not hear again
41 31|       Committee shone Mynheer van Systens, dressed in his richest
42 31|          first place, cheered Van Systens and his nosegay, then the
43 31|           we have seen worthy Van Systens at work on so conscientiously,
44 31|       discourse of our friend Van Systens, however eloquent it might
45 31|          forget the speech of Van Systens, and even the presence of
46 31|      elbows for a moment with Van Systens. He borrowed a little importance
47 33|         feet of the President van Systens another man, struck down