Chapter

 1 2 |       argue against him, the mob answered only by redoubled clamour
 2 2 |  Cornelius, we'll at least try," answered John; "but, first of all,
 3 2 |         dear brother," Cornelius answered, "your correspondence with
 4 3 |          hundred insolent voices answered at once. ~He took it in
 5 4 |       murderers, the assassins!" answered the men who were running
 6 4 |         his half-closed eye, and answered, -- ~"Captain Van Deken,
 7 4 |        Monseigneur," the Captain answered sadly, "I should like it
 8 7 |         here?" he asked. ~"Sir," answered the servant, "it is a messenger
 9 7 |     person, Master van Spennen," answered Cornelius, politely, to
10 7 |   ignorant, Mynheer van Baerle," answered the magistrate. "Follow
11 8 |              How can I know it?" answered Boxtel, with an almost unintelligible
12 9 |      into a laugh. ~"Eh! eh!" he answered, "so, you have read it.
13 10|      Rosa. ~"Yes, mademoiselle," answered Cornelius, looking at the
14 11|    engaged every day. ~Cornelius answered that it was indeed so; that,
15 11|          place?" ~"Why, to-day," answered the Recorder, a little surprised
16 11|  beautiful eyes, my dear child," answered Cornelius, with a good-tempered
17 11|              Read." ~"Alas!" she answered, "I have already told you
18 13|          t it?" ~The executioner answered by another sign, which was
19 13|        the surly jailer had only answered by kicking Mynheer Isaac
20 15|          Rosa, from the outside, answered by a bright smile, which
21 15|          Gryphus. ~"My pigeons," answered Cornelius. ~"Your pigeons,"
22 15|          Rosa?" ~"Formerly," she answered, "I got some friend to read
23 16|    thoughts in return." ~"Well," answered Rosa, who in her heart was
24 17| Cornelius, surprised. ~"No," she answered; "it's only for about a
25 20|     Cornelius?" ~"Yes, I am," he answered, as indeed he was suffering
26 20|          said Cornelius, "I have answered. Seeing your return, my
27 20|       understand this look, Rosa answered gravely, -- ~"I have only
28 20|          Mynheer Cornelius," she answered. ~"And it does not yet show
29 21|       laughing, to which Gryphus answered through the grating, -- ~"
30 21| anxiously taking breath. ~"Yes," answered Rosa, "one may already distinguish
31 21|     Cornelius, trembling. ~"Oh," answered Rosa, "it is very dark!" ~"
32 25|         loud as he knocked, Rosa answered not. ~The locksmith of the
33 25|        ambassadors. ~"Yes, sir," answered Rosa; "I come at least to
34 26|       Van Systens and the Prince answered simultaneously by an affirmative
35 27|             Yes, your Highness," answered Boxtel, in a voice which
36 27|      known already. He therefore answered, -- ~"Three." ~"What has
37 28|          you in a rage. ~Gryphus answered with a growl. ~"Oh! you
38 28|       you." ~"Well, well, well," answered Gryphus. "But if a sorcerer
39 29|        ll tell you what I want," answered Gryphus; "I want you to
40 29|          asked. ~"Yes, Captain," answered a non-commissioned officer. ~"
41 29|    prisoner?" ~"Here I am, sir," answered Cornelius, growing rather
42 29|       worth while finishing it," answered the officer. ~"All right,"
43 30|          love, Monseigneur," she answered proudly. ~"Since when?"