Chapter

 1 1 |     Good morning, Gryphus; I am coming to take away my brother,
 2 2 |      let us forget all. You are coming to take me away, are you
 3 4 | carriage to the people who were coming to meet it. The former carried
 4 7 |       the staircase. ~"They are coming up! they are coming up!"
 5 7 |         are coming up! they are coming up!" cried the servant. ~"
 6 11|  barking of the dog. ~"They are coming to fetch you. Oh God! Oh
 7 11|        by the Recorder, who was coming for the prisoner. He was
 8 14|        he saw flocks of pigeons coming from that quarter to perch
 9 14|     Baerle said to himself, are coming from Dort, and consequently
10 15|         receiving my letter, of coming to meet me again?" ~"If
11 17|         must be, it must be." ~"Coming so late and going so soon." ~"
12 17|       had not heard old Gryphus coming upstairs as a gale of wind
13 19|    prisoner that his jailer was coming alone. ~Thus Cornelius did
14 19|     prevented his daughter from coming. ~In his wrath he would
15 19|            Well," said Gryphus, coming down from the last visit, "
16 19|         forcibly prevented from coming, but had voluntarily stayed
17 20|         told him that Jacob was coming for her sake. ~Rosa saw
18 20|   likely to make sure of my not coming back, after which he sneaked
19 21|         four soldiers, who were coming up with him. ~The door opened.
20 25|        miss," he said, "you are coming, I am told, about the affair
21 25|          I do not say that I am coming to claim the tulip of Master
22 28|     knew well that Rosa was not coming after him. ~There is nothing
23 29|     brutal irony, especially as coming from an officer of whom
24 33|         it is before your eyes, coming up to all the conditions