Chapter

 1 1 |       rack? Shall we not see him pale, streaming with blood, covered
 2 2 |       cell of the Buytenhof, his pale face lit up by the smile
 3 3 |          his companion, and grew pale: he was an honest man as
 4 3 |         the jailer, growing very pale, put to himself the question
 5 4 |          Highness, growing quite pale. ~"Oh, Monseigneur, he says
 6 4 |     morning." ~"By whom?" ~"By a pale and thin young man, of about
 7 4 |        of the officer, almost as pale as himself. ~"Good heavens,
 8 4 |        title of Monseigneur this pale young man, to whom he himself
 9 6 |           in the first year, its pale seed-leaf begins to peep
10 7 |    figure, Boxtel recognised the pale features of Cornelius de
11 9 |          Rosa, when she saw this pale, handsome young man slowly
12 9 |      behind the trees that first pale beam of light which morning
13 9 |       already illuminated by the pale light of early morning. ~
14 9 |       placard." ~And, trembling, pale, and gasping for breath,
15 11|      frightened at seeing her so pale and sinking, was going to
16 12|         the same sun, yellow and pale, as it behooves a Dutch
17 15|       tenderness, Rosa grew very pale, -- perhaps paler than she
18 17|      downwards in the veins that pale pink hue which shines before
19 17|         Cornelius, growing quite pale. ~"Care of what? Zounds!
20 17|         Rosa, who, trembling and pale, with her arms raised to
21 18|         Cornelius, growing quite pale. ~"Well?" ~"It was not you
22 19|      from her limpid eyes on her pale cheeks -- "alas! at that
23 19|          to be tempered by those pale rays of the April sun which,
24 19|        so congenial, although so pale. How if Rosa allowed the
25 19|  Cornelius, dumb with grief, and pale from utter prostration,
26 19|         be a coffin." ~Rosa grew pale as death. ~"Ah!" she said
27 20|            Seeing him so sad and pale, she was startled, and said, -- ~"
28 20|        hands tremble; look at my pale cheek, hear how my heart
29 24|    instant he saw before him the pale and distracted face of Rosa. ~
30 24|           He started, and turned pale with fright. ~"Cornelius,
31 27|         chair. ~Rosa, trembling, pale and terrified, expected
32 28|     eight days." ~Cornelius grew pale. ~"And," continued Gryphus, "
33 29|        Cornelius, growing rather pale, notwithstanding all his
34 31|      dreaded to descry there the pale face of the pretty Frisian
35 32| good-tempered honest face turned pale and red at the same instant.
36 33|     young man, who rushed forth, pale and beyond himself with