Chapter

 1 1 |   prevent it." ~Then, turning round to his men, he gave the
 2 2 |     it himself." ~John turned round in surprise. ~"You must
 3 3 |      himself heard, he turned round towards the open window,
 4 3 |      his coat. ~Then, turning round towards his troop, he gave
 5 3 |       Grand Pensionary turned round towards the girl, to whom
 6 3 |  pulling his coat. ~He turned round and saw Rosa. ~"Do you hear
 7 4 |       the servant was turning round the vehicle the Grand Pensionary
 8 4 |        passing over something round and elastic, which seemed
 9 4 | fellow then turned his musket round, and, taking it by the barrel
10 4 |   hurry. ~The Prince, turning round, observed Captain Van Deken. ~"
11 4 |  Having reached it, he turned round and beckoned to the Captain
12 7 |      on his bulbs, and turned round. ~"Who is here?" he asked. ~"
13 7 |         The magistrate turned round and took a rapid survey
14 7 |    his ground. ~Then, turning round towards Cornelius, he continued, "
15 9 |       chain, and sniffing all round Cornelius in order so much
16 9 |   window, and cast a sad look round the circular yard before
17 11|    door, and Cornelius turned round to look from whom it came;
18 11|    dog. The head-dress turned round, and Cornelius beheld the
19 11|    who were to form the guard round the scaffold, and by some
20 15|       turnkey took the animal round the jail, so that, if needs
21 18|      as it does you. I turned round. They were both of them
22 20|     plant your tulip, looking round all the while to see whether
23 23|        and one of them turned round once, but not the second
24 24|     at Delft a box, lined all round with fresh moss, in which
25 26|    their footsteps she turned round, but scarcely saw the Prince,
26 27|       his left, Boxtel turned round, and perceived Rosa. ~At
27 27|     continued, whilst turning round to the Prince, "I will tell
28 28|      a malignant smile played round his lips, and the whole
29 28|      was he, but did not turn round, as he knew well that Rosa
30 28|   hear me?" ~Cornelius turned round, merely saying, "Good morning,"
31 31|       bosoms; nor in the fat, round mynheers, who had never
32 31|       so often warmed the air round it with his breath, that