Chapter

 1 1 |           he recited with a firm voice, and scanning the lines
 2 1 |        And let us not forget," a voice exclaimed from the crowd, "
 3 4 |                Terror choked the voice of the honest fellow. ~"
 4 4 |              My brother!" with a voice so full of anguish that
 5 4 |             Gate! gate!" cried a voice which seemed to be that
 6 7 |     steps, De Witt said in a low voice to Van Baerle, -- ~"My dear
 7 7 |           I cannot wait," said a voice in the lobby. ~And at the
 8 7 |         exclaimed, in a terrible voice, -- ~"Well, justice has
 9 8 |         an almost unintelligible voice. ~"Well, Mynheer Boxtel,
10 8 |       muttered, with a faltering voice; "the thing is impossible." ~"
11 11|   marrying," she added, in a low voice, "for that, oh! that is
12 14| staircase of the little turret a voice which thrilled through him. ~
13 14|         was the sweet harmonious voice of Rosa. ~Let us confess
14 15|      sight and especially by the voice of the stranger, left their
15 17|  Cornelius," said Rosa, in a low voice, who understood the intense
16 18|         consolatory words when a voice was heard from the staircase
17 18|    pretty Rosa,' he said, with a voice as sweet a honey, -- 'so
18 18|        was uttered in a very low voice only. ~"Jacob said to my
19 18|        watch over it, Rosa! Some voice within me tells me that
20 19|        nine. Never did the metal voice vibrate more forcibly through
21 19|    jailer, with the most winning voice, about her health; but Gryphus
22 19|       her gown. ~He only heard a voice as feeble as a breath, and
23 21|        he said, with a faltering voice, -- ~"Rosa, Rosa, if after
24 22|      fancied he heard the gentle voice of Rosa calling him. He
25 22|         a gown, and a well-known voice, which said to him, -- ~"
26 24|          that the thunder of his voice was re-echoing through the
27 24|          my keys?" he said, in a voice choked with rage. "Ah! this
28 26|       first time that this sweet voice rang in his ears. ~An officer
29 26|         truth in the tone of her voice, that Van Systens and the
30 26|         Prince. ~The tone of his voice startled Rosa, who was sure
31 26|      said Rosa, with a faltering voice, "yes, by a prisoner of
32 27|        tulip. ~She now heard the voice of Boxtel. ~"It is he!"
33 27|            answered Boxtel, in a voice which still betrayed some
34 27|    Boxtel said, with a faltering voice, and evidently alarmed at
35 27|    effort, he said, in his usual voice, -- ~"Go, Mr. Boxtel; justice
36 32|         He asked, with faltering voice, -- ~"Is the prize given
37 33|          said, with a calm clear voice, which, although low, made
38 33|     custom, he pronounced with a voice full of emotion, gave his