Chapter

 1 1 |           Witt, the brother of the Grand Pensionary of Holland was
 2 1 |          such as John de Witt, the Grand Pensionary of Holland, understood
 3 1 |       gigantic the fortunes of the Grand Monarch loomed in the future,
 4 1 |            map of the future. ~The Grand Pensionary bowed before
 5 1 |         had resigned his office of Grand Pensionary. He too received
 6 1 |           entering the prison, the Grand Pensionary proceeded towards
 7 2 |            for?" ~"Well," said the Grand Pensionary with a melancholy
 8 2 |      popular, Cornelius," said the Grand Pensionary, with gloomy
 9 2 |       concerned," quietly said the Grand Pensionary, approaching
10 2 |           stood on the brow of the Grand Pensionary. ~Cornelius wrote: -- ~"
11 3 |         question is now," said the Grand Pensionary, "whether Gryphus
12 3 |            the carriage first, the Grand Pensionary turned round
13 4 |            have to say!" urged the Grand Pensionary. ~"The gate is
14 4 |             My good man," said the Grand Pensionary, putting out
15 4 |      turning round the vehicle the Grand Pensionary said to the gatekeeper, -- ~"
16 4 | Monseigneur, they are dragging the Grand Pensionary from the carriage,
17 4 |           away; the brother of the Grand Pensionary, before having
18 4 |           also going to murder the Grand Pensionary." ~But the young
19 4 |         opportunity of serving the Grand Pensionary in the same manner,
20 5 |            kissed the knees of the Grand Pensionary, for whom he
21 5 |          implacable enemy than the Grand Pensionary and his brother
22 7 |         quarters of the globe: The grand black tulip is found! 'How
23 8 |         made towards producing the grand black tulip. ~Dr. Cornelius,
24 8 |           which was to produce the grand black tulip, he would filch
25 8 |         thought of nothing but the grand black tulip; asleep, he
26 8 |          up the mother bulb of the grand black tulip, which I have
27 8 |       bulbs, when they enclose the grand black tulip? He had time
28 9 |    godfather, then for that of the Grand Pensionary, and at last
29 11|          the correspondence of the Grand Pensionary with the Marquis
30 11|      produce, in the next May, the Grand Black Tulip for which a
31 18|         harassed with remorse, the grand black tulip yielded precedence
32 21|    Horticultural Society, that the grand black tulip is in flower.
33 27|          that she had produced the grand black tulip. But she did
34 27|          the correspondence of the Grand Pensionary and the Marquis
35 27|          the correspondence of the Grand Pensionary with the Marquis
36 30|            after that on which the Grand Pensionary John and his