Chapter

 1 2 |         But this order has been given to you that the traitors
 2 2 |    replied Tilly. ~"But who has given this order?" ~"The States,
 3 3 |          Hearing this character given of Bowelt, the young man
 4 4 |      open." ~"Has an order been given to close the town gates,
 5 4 |        think so; who could have given such an order?" ~"Indeed,
 6 5 |       an untimely end." ~Having given utterance to this paternal
 7 5 |     approved prescriptions, and given to his hotbeds just as much
 8 5 | Cornelius van Baerle for having given him a screen gratis. ~Maybe
 9 7 |   Southwold Bay, and for having given his name to a magnificent
10 7 |       the tulip to which I have given his name. ~"Oh! these darling
11 11|        to the directions I have given you. Do it for my sake,
12 14|      jailer ought never to have given to a second pigeon the cage
13 15|      you?" ~"Yes, but as I have given them to you, it seems to
14 16|      rather a sort of sinecure, given after a long period of service. ~
15 19|      one word of the directions given to her by Cornelius, whose
16 20|      your heart. To you God has given the thought and strength
17 20|        it is in danger, God has given nothing of the sort." ~Rosa,
18 20|         the advice which he had given to Rosa. ~"Yes, and I stooped
19 21|      white paper which Rosa had given to Van Baerle, this was
20 21|         meant seventy-two hours given to the lover to be sure;
21 23|         cause of uneasiness was given to the prisoner by the rage
22 24|        I cannot make out. I had given the letter to my messenger;
23 26|       tulip, and myself. I have given the alarm, and perhaps awakened
24 26|      you found out that you had given the prize to a man for something
25 29|     grudge, -- you seem to have given it him very soundly." ~"
26 30|   person would undoubtedly have given him as pleasant details
27 31|         Thus Haarlem was thrice given over to rejoicing, for a
28 32|        voice, -- ~"Is the prize given to-day, sir?" ~"Yes, the