Chapter

 1 1 |      escape from us!" ~Others replied, "A vessel is waiting for
 2 1 |  Orange!' all well and good!" replied Tilly, "although I certainly
 3 1 | Mynheer John!" the young girl replied, "I am not afraid of the
 4 2 |       the Orangists. ~"Stop," replied the Count, "there you at
 5 2 |      are condemned to exile," replied Tilly. ~"But who has given
 6 2 |      tumult." ~"Of a tumult?" replied Cornelius, fixing his eyes
 7 2 |  touch of his linen bandages, replied, -- ~"Do not I know my godson?
 8 3 |     It is the Deputy Bowelt," replied the officer. ~"What sort
 9 3 |      or his courage." ~"But," replied the officer, looking with
10 3 |      shall see," his Highness replied, with the most perfect coolness; "
11 3 |           You do not say so!" replied John. "Indeed, my dear child,
12 3 |     entrance." ~"Not so," she replied. "I considered your coachman
13 3 |     it shall never leave me," replied Rosa. ~And then, with a
14 4 |       De Witts." ~"In truth," replied the officer, "I never heard
15 4 |      fatalities," Monseigneur replied, in an offhand manner; "
16 4 |    terrible, to a certainty," replied the other. ~"Don't you see,
17 4 |   myself," the Prince gruffly replied. ~The officer started off
18 4 |      slowly." ~"Monseigneur," replied the Captain, "this is the
19 7 |       van Spennen, "Cornelius replied, "that I am completely at
20 10|     aid." ~"His aid?" Gryphus replied, with a doubtful air. ~"
21 10|    very good, my dear child," replied Cornelius, "but I stay." ~"
22 11|      important character. ~He replied that his godfather Cornelius
23 11|     justification. ~Cornelius replied that undoubtedly his godfather
24 11|       Indeed, I have not," he replied. "Only I confess that, among
25 11|      My good girl," Cornelius replied with emotion, "what do you
26 11|  asked the prisoner. ~"Alas!" replied Rosa, "it is the Bible of
27 15|    done so." ~"Don't say so," replied Cornelius; "why not?" ~"
28 15|  assure you, Master Gryphus," replied Van Baerle, "that if I have
29 15| breach of the rules already," replied Gryphus. "Pigeons! ah, young
30 17|    Baerle. ~"Ah, yes, tulip," replied the old man, "we know well
31 18|    was!' I quite incautiously replied." ~"And what did Jacob say
32 19|       Loewestein?" ~"Nobody," replied, even more laconically,
33 29|    the officer. ~"All right," replied the clerk, philosophically
34 32|         As you may see, sir," replied the officer, "it is a feast." ~"
35 32|      Sir, for your kindness," replied Van Baerle, in a melancholy
36 32|       say?" ~"I mean to say." replied Cornelius, throwing himself
37 32|   tulip." ~"The black tulip!" replied Van Baerle, thrusting half