Chapter

 1 1 |         with all the turbulent mob following in their wake. ~In this
 2 6 |            schools, worked out the following syllogism in the same year: -- ~"
 3 6 |      productions as no mortal man, following in the tracks of the Creator,
 4 8 |        encouraged himself with the following sophism: -- ~"Cornelius
 5 8 |           the next morning. On the following morning, therefore, they
 6 8 |           he ran towards the spot, following, however, the gravelled
 7 9 | twenty-eight, was able to read the following lines, daubed by the coarse
 8 11|             the judges came on the following day to the Buytenhof, and
 9 11|           judge summed up with the following dilemma: -- ~"Either Cornelius
10 13|     spectators remarks such as the following: -- ~"It's very fortunate
11 14|         received the letter in the following way. ~Leaving Dort, Mynheer
12 16|         had kept her word. ~On the following evening she went up as before,
13 16|           Yes, to-morrow." ~On the following evening Rosa returned with
14 17|            First Bulb~      On the following evening, as we have said,
15 19|           agony of despair. On the following day Gryphus appeared to
16 19|           hoped for interview, the following day as the time for that
17 19|     scarcely touched them. ~On the following day he did not touch them
18 19|           tracing letters. ~On the following morning, when Cornelius
19 19|            opened it, and read the following words, in a handwriting
20 20|            Eight Days~      On the following evening, at the usual hour,
21 20|          ask it in vain?" ~"On the following day," Rosa continued, "remembering
22 20|         send them to me, I am only following your instructions." ~"How
23 21|            again, and he continued following up the line of thought in
24 21|            moist eyes. ~And on the following evening, after the first
25 23|         seen how his imprudence in following Rosa into the garden had
26 23|            steps of Rosa, not only following her to the garden, but also
27 23|         then quite evident she was following the instructions of Cornelius,
28 25|         slept at Delft, and on the following morning she reached Haarlem,
29 26|            accompanying, or rather following, a young man, simply clad
30 26|            humble stranger who was following the master of the house,
31 26|           he had been to fetch was following on his heels with his tulip. ~       ~
32 27|       remember, was couched in the following terms: -- ~"My Dear Godson, -- ~"
33 30|            in the carriage. On the following morning at dawn Cornelius