Chapter

 1 14|         fear, the shutter of the grating in the door opened, and
 2 14|     little face against the wire grating of the window, saying to
 3 14|         fingers through the wire grating. ~"Here is my father," said
 4 15|        and lips against the wire grating; of course, we must presume
 5 16|         to approach too near the grating. In order, however, to engage
 6 16|      tendered to him through the grating the three bulbs, which were
 7 16|        Van Baerle approached the grating with the same ardor as the
 8 16|          inches distant from the grating, having perhaps become distrustful
 9 17|        the open book against the grating edgewise, holding above
10 17|         through the holes of the grating. ~The light of the lamp
11 20|      through the openings of the grating for the receding hand of
12 20|          her warm hands from the grating, as Cornelius most affectionately
13 20|  unconsciously, so near the iron grating, that Cornelius was able
14 21|     Gryphus answered through the grating, -- ~"Let him laugh that
15 21|          back her hands from the grating, and even allowed Cornelius
16 21|          putting his lips to the grating with the hope of touching
17 21|       was obliged to hold by the grating. ~"Good heavens!" he exclaimed. ~
18 21|         chance they are near the grating." ~Rosa drew near, not by
19 21|         the door, or through the grating, during the time between
20 22|           and looked through the grating, but no one was behind it,
21 22|       raised to the level of the grating a dark lantern, which she
22 23| Cornelius passed together at the grating of the cell. ~Two of the
23 24|       sun enter through the iron grating of the prison, when Cornelius
24 24|      seized the iron bars of the grating, and furiously shaking them,