Chapter

 1 2 |      present to his mind the door opened, and John entered, hurrying
 2 2 |          is their meaning?" ~John opened the window. ~"Death to the
 3 2 |        Let him enter then." ~John opened the door; the faithful servant
 4 3 |           window of the Town-hall opened, and a man came forth to
 5 3 |           arched door having been opened for them by Rosa, they emerged
 6 3 | triumphant shouts of the mob, she opened a little trap-door, and
 7 4 |           the shutter of a window opened, and disclosed the sallow
 8 4 |         the young man had already opened his eyes again. ~"To be
 9 4 |              Because I might have opened the gate to Mynheers de
10 6 |           door of the white house opened, and Van Baerle made his
11 7 |          so violently shaken, and opened in such a brusque manner,
12 7 |         approached the window and opened it, but seeing what havoc
13 8 |         greenhouse. Cornelius had opened them on that morning, and
14 9 |        door of her chamber, which opened on that very flight of steps;
15 9 |         furiously up. ~The jailer opened the door, with terrible
16 10|         recovered from his swoon, opened his eyes, and as his brutality
17 14|           the grating in the door opened, and Rosa, beaming with
18 15|        earnest gaze. ~The shutter opened on the outside. ~"Here I
19 17|          tower, the door suddenly opened. ~Gryphus, perceiving an
20 19|         Cornelius so uncautiously opened his heart, she did not despair
21 19|     morning, the door of his cell opened; but Cornelius did not even
22 19|        door. ~He pounced upon it, opened it, and read the following
23 21|  Cornelius ran to that window and opened it; it seemed to him as
24 21|     coming up with him. ~The door opened. Gryphus entered, led his
25 22|            be quiet." ~"But if it opened whilst you were here?" ~"
26 22|        with happiness and joy. He opened his window, and gazed long,
27 22|       indeed?" ~"Whilst the tulip opened I wrote it myself, for I
28 22|         Rosa Barlaensis. ~"It has opened; it is perfectly black;
29 23|           file. ~Rosa's door thus opened without noise and without
30 23|        guessed that the tulip had opened, or was about to open. ~
31 23|          held the false key which opened Rosa's door as easily as
32 24|       door which Rosa herself had opened. He carried the black tulip
33 25|         fortress was sent for; he opened the door, but Gryphus no
34 26|        just one hour after it had opened. ~All this was detailed
35 26|         knew the prisoner." ~Rosa opened her large eyes and looked
36 28|          come up to me." ~Gryphus opened his large eyes, quite bewildered. ~"
37 28|           forth a clasp-knife and opened it. ~"Halloa! a knife?"