Chapter

 1 1 |          Witt met a lovely young girl, of about seventeen or eighteen,
 2 1 |         Mynheer John!" the young girl replied, "I am not afraid
 3 1 |          contrary," muttered the girl, as, on an imperative sign
 4 3 |         Mynheer John," the young girl timidly continued, "I should
 5 3 |        your carriage?" asked the girl. ~"The carriage is down
 6 3 |      along, gentlemen," said the girl, who now led the two brothers
 7 3 |         turned round towards the girl, to whom he said, -- ~"Good-bye,
 8 9 |          but the face of a young girl. ~The dog rushed forth from
 9 9 |      pounce upon him. ~The young girl, whilst the prisoner was
10 10|       passing in the mind of the girl, at the very moment when
11 10|        his eyes on the beautiful girl, quite astonished to hear
12 10|   understand me?" said the young girl, with some impatience. ~"
13 10|       diet for me? Well, my fine girl, I shall put you on diet
14 11|         her utterance. ~"My good girl," Cornelius replied with
15 11|      searched, he said: "My dear girl, I have been very fond of
16 11|         minutes more." ~The poor girl was nearly choking with
17 11|            The agony of the poor girl almost overpowered her. ~"
18 11| trembling hands of the afflicted girl. ~"Oh, I don't know, sir,"
19 13|       him. On this, the generous girl, although not yet knowing
20 14|   follows on my heels," said the girl. ~"Your father?" ~"Yes,
21 15|         the heart of every young girl, "I have often been sorry
22 15|         to the lips of the young girl the glowing breath of the
23 16|        to Rosa, "as you, my dear girl, would not be able to read
24 19|          terrible night the poor girl did not close an eye, and
25 20| indifference with which the poor girl affected to speak of her
26 20|       displeased, Rosa, my sweet girl, with my loving flowers." ~"
27 21|  beautiful golden tresses. ~Poor girl! she had no idea that these
28 21|         in that way, you naughty girl." ~That evening Cornelius
29 23|       against that of an unknown girl without any knowledge of
30 23|        not possible that a young girl should undertake such a
31 24|      other? How should I, a poor girl, with so little knowledge
32 26|          garden. ~"Ah! a Frisian girl," said the Prince, as he
33 26|        florist; I am only a poor girl, one of the people, who,
34 26|        every day." ~"Unfortunate girl!" exclaimed Van Systens. ~
35 27|        you don't know this young girl?" said the Prince. ~"No,
36 27|        did not wish to make this girl blush for her ingratitude.
37 29|    bounden duty. ~But Rosa, poor girl! must he die without a glimpse
38 31|       face of the pretty Frisian girl. ~She would have been a
39 33|     Haarlem, a beautiful Frisian girl, dressed in fine scarlet
40 33|       one was a boy, the other a girl, the former being called