Chapter

 1 1 |         two stern figures of the brothers De Witt, those Romans of
 2 1 |          William of Orange. ~The brothers De Witt humoured Louis XIV.,
 3 1 | Mithridates of the Republic. The brothers De Witt, therefore, had
 4 1 |     faction. The life of the two brothers being a constant obstacle
 5 1 |        made of the bodies of the brothers the two steps over which
 6 1 |        of blind fury against the brothers De Witt. ~The mob even began
 7 2 |                       2. The Two Brothers~      As the fair Rosa,
 8 2 |      were raging against the two brothers, and threatening Captain
 9 2 |     barque which is to carry the brothers De Witt and their fortunes
10 2 |       above all things, that the brothers De Witt must necessarily
11 3 |         menacing against the two brothers, determined John de Witt
12 3 |        at the postern." ~The two brothers looked first at each other,
13 3 |        girl, who now led the two brothers through an inner lobby to
14 3 |          was waiting for the two brothers. ~The carriage drove off
15 4 |        the men encountered. ~The brothers De Witt, enclosed within
16 4 |        object over which the two brothers had felt their carriage
17 4 |      completely stripped the two brothers, the mob dragged their naked
18 5 |      most hostile to the devoted brothers, who had never been sundered
19 8 |        do, heard the news of the brothers De Witt being arrested on
20 9 |     itself most fully on the two brothers when they were overtaken
21 9 |         Prince of Orange." ~"The brothers De Witt are murdered!" Cornelius
22 9 |       and his eyes closed. ~"The brothers De Witt have been judged
23 11|      fatal correspondence of the brothers De Witt with France. ~He
24 11|          abominable plots of the brothers De Witt against Dutch nationality
25 11|      outraged remains of the two brothers De Witt had been taken down. ~
26 13|       spice of abuse against the brothers De Witt and the godson of