Chapter

 1 2 |       the jailer Gryphus and his daughter Rosa, had reached the door
 2 3 |             Gryphus followed his daughter, and the trap-door closed
 3 9 |     character to Gryphus and his daughter. The people were only dragging
 4 10|                 10. The Jailer's Daughter~      On the same evening
 5 10|        then, turning towards his daughter, he said, -- ~"Well, didn'
 6 15|           he took the arm of his daughter, left the cell, turned the
 7 16|        the kindly feeling of his daughter for the godson of Cornelius
 8 16|       the fortress, and take his daughter with him, when Cornelius
 9 16|     still look at poor Rosa, the daughter of a jailer, scarcely better
10 19|       hear from Gryphus that his daughter was ill. ~Except on extraordinary
11 19|        old man who prevented his daughter from coming. ~In his wrath
12 20|     never mind. Your tulip is my daughter. I shall devote to it the
13 20|         I care very much for the daughter, as you called it just now,
14 21|       probation. ~"She? Well, my daughter, the tulip," said Rosa. ~"
15 22|          at Loewestein. I am the daughter of the jailer, Gryphus,
16 24|     heard. ~He rudely seized his daughter by the wrist. ~"So you will
17 24|       very well! And you have my daughter for an accomplice. Am I,
18 24|         Away with you, unnatural daughter! And as to you, Master Scholar,
19 25|       her, knowing her to be the daughter of the jailer of the fortress. ~
20 25|       the least suspicion of his daughter having left the fortress. ~
21 25|      struck such terror into his daughter's heart. ~But whilst he
22 25|  rejoicing at the thought of his daughter weeping in her room, Rosa
23 25|         by his appetite that his daughter was fretting rather too
24 25| neighbourhood, he heard that his daughter had hired a horse, and,
25 26|          Loewestein?" ~"I am the daughter of the jailer of the fortress." ~
26 26|   advantage of your position, as daughter of the jailer, to communicate
27 26|       the jailer Gryphus and his daughter were removed to Loewestein." ~"
28 27|         falling in love with his daughter, made an offer of marriage
29 28|        bully take revenge on his daughter, like the ruthless fathers
30 29|          you to restore to me my daughter Rosa." ~"Your daughter?"
31 29|        my daughter Rosa." ~"Your daughter?" cried Van Baerle. ~"Yes,
32 29|      cried Van Baerle. ~"Yes, my daughter Rosa, whom you have taken
33 29|        will you tell me where my daughter is?" ~"Guess it, you rogue,
34 29|          place where you hide my daughter." ~Saying this, Gryphus
35 29|          sorrow dim those of the daughter! ~How Gryphus would glory
36 29|       without having restored my daughter to me?" ~"If they take me
37 30|          not; at least, not as a daughter ought to do, Monseigneur." ~"
38 31|       black tulip, his pretended daughter; and on his left, in a large