Chapter

 1 1 |      spectacle; there were many who went there to play an active
 2 3 |             the door after her, she went back and threw the key into
 3 4 |            dead in pieces, and then went about the town selling small
 4 5 |    especially with his money, which went on accumulating at a most
 5 6 |          throne he had usurped. ~He went on in his career, and consequently
 6 6 |             morning when Van Baerle went up to his laboratory, into
 7 7 |     horticulturist or of an artist, went over the whole mansion,
 8 7 |          his books and pictures. He went only rarely to the room
 9 7 |             he already held, Baerle went to the fireplace, knelt
10 8 |      servant by dumb show. ~The man went out, and returned in half
11 9 |           the courageous Rosa. They went to close the great gate,
12 10|        fetch what is wanted." ~Rosa went down, and immediately after
13 11|               Saying these words he went out backwards, and the assistant
14 11|          streaming with tears. ~She went up to Cornelius, crossing
15 13|        which Rosa had suggested: he went to the executioner. ~Isaac
16 13|          his heart. ~Mynheer Boxtel went to the headsman, to whom
17 14|        preserved the note. ~Thus it went on for fifteen days, at
18 15|               The dog, on his part, went up to the prisoner, and,
19 15|          twice, drew the bolts, and went off to make the same kind
20 15|           withdrawn, when Cornelius went to the door to listen to
21 15|     Buytenhof, all the officers who went to parade, all the clerks,
22 16|           the following evening she went up as before, with the same
23 20|             that unfortunate one, I went down into the garden and
24 21|                Saying this, Gryphus went out. ~"At noon?" repeated
25 21|            corner of his mouth, and went out backwards, like a man
26 22|            him. He then started up, went to the door, and looked
27 25|    resources for remedying it. ~She went to her room, and cast a
28 25|             had let out Boxtel, she went to a stable-keeper to hire
29 25|         call her himself. ~He first went to her room, but, loud as
30 25|           was going. ~Gryphus again went up in his fury to Van Baerle,
31 26|            in his ears. ~An officer went off to fetch Boxtel, and
32 26|             tulip; his joy when she went to see him again; and, lastly,
33 27|          Prince rose from his seat, went to the door, where he stood
34 27|          calls himself Isaac Boxtel went by the name of Master Jacob." ~"
35 27|            impassible features. ~He went up to Rosa, and with his
36 27|          meaning of all this? ~Rosa went up to the tulip, tenderly
37 28| disappearance of Jacob and Rosa, he went up to the cell of Cornelius
38 28|              our perfume." ~Gryphus went up to the prisoner and said, -- ~"
39 28|      inspired him. ~"Well," Gryphus went on, in his jeering way, "
40 30|        passed on the right of Dort, went through Rotterdam, and reached
41 30|            this time, the greyhound went up to Rosa, surveyed her
42 31|           groves and parks. Haarlem went wild about flowers, and