Chapter

 1 1 |   August, 1672, the city of the Hague, always so lively, so neat,
 2 1 |   reflected, -- the city of the Hague, the capital of the Seven
 3 1 |         for the burghers of the Hague, whose envy even beat that
 4 1 |         well and bravely at the Hague, Cornelius would certainly
 5 1 |      why the inhabitants of the Hague were hurrying so fast towards
 6 1 |       the mounted troops of the Hague, who had his sword drawn,
 7 2 |   expect that the people at the Hague would like to see you depart,
 8 2 |     left Dort to join me at the Hague." ~"My dear brother," Cornelius
 9 4 |      You are not yet out of the Hague? This is executing my orders
10 4 |        whom the burghers of the Hague had built a staircase with
11 5 |      Whilst the burghers of the Hague were tearing in pieces the
12 7 |        events took place at the Hague which we have related in
13 7 |         is a messenger from the Hague." ~"A messenger from the
14 7 |            A messenger from the Hague! What does he want?" ~"Sir,
15 7 |   before his departure from the Hague, ran off without even looking
16 7 |     judges." ~"Where?" ~"At the Hague." ~Cornelius, in mute stupefaction,
17 7 |    driven at full gallop to the Hague. ~       ~
18 8 |         the Orange party at the Hague were roasting the bleeding
19 8 |     they are driving him to the Hague." ~"To the Hague!" ~"Yes,
20 8 |         to the Hague." ~"To the Hague!" ~"Yes, to the Hague, and
21 8 |       the Hague!" ~"Yes, to the Hague, and if what people say
22 8 |      Dort, when one goes to the Hague? Could one live far from
23 8 |        he has taken them to the Hague!" ~It was like a flash of
24 8 |            The bulbs are at the Hague," he said, "therefore, I
25 8 |          then, for them, to the Hague! to the Hague!" ~And Boxtel,
26 8 |      them, to the Hague! to the Hague!" ~And Boxtel, without taking
27 9 |          The good people of the Hague had chopped off the flesh
28 11|        to the magistracy of the Hague if they simplified for him
29 12|      less expensive than at the Hague, which is a capital. ~His
30 12|       to feed Van Baerle at the Hague, sent him to undergo his
31 13|       Cornelius had come to the Hague to try if he could not get
32 13|         the whole rabble of the Hague, with their muddy feet,
33 14|         with others visited the Hague, Loewestein, and Rotterdam,
34 14|         follow his rival to the Hague in the first place, and
35 14|     sweetly on his heart at the Hague. ~The question now was,
36 14|       made the journey from the Hague to Loewestein, and who --
37 14|       post at the prison of the Hague with the jailer of the fortress
38 17|        used to visit him at the Hague, and to ask him to let him
39 17|        to the Buytenhof, at the Hague. I remember now, it was
40 17|        he came after me. At the Hague his pretext was that he
41 20|     officers, and clerks of the Hague? Are there no clerks, officers,
42 26|       been transported from the Hague to Loewestein." ~"Sir,"
43 26|        knew the prisoner at the Hague." ~"Happy prisoner!" said
44 28|     have wished to write to the Hague to be beforehand with Gryphus,
45 28| exhibition in the museum at the Hague between the blood-stained
46 31|       selfish worldlings at the Hague. ~We have observed that