Chapter

 1 2 |         And then it will be our turn to depart." ~Five minutes
 2 4 |     very fortunate if it should turn out true!" ~"Certainly it
 3 8 |       he had not gone so far to turn back with empty hands. ~
 4 11| supposing that the paper should turn up, it could not have any
 5 11|          Don't blush, Rosa, nor turn away; and even if I were
 6 12|        Van Baerle's blood would turn the scale of judgment against
 7 13|  Buytenhof, and whom the sudden turn of affairs had disagreeably
 8 13|        were sorely vexed at the turn which affairs had taken.
 9 17|         letters." ~Then, as the turn which the conversation took
10 17|         I hope." ~"And I, in my turn, when shall I plant my bulb?" ~"
11 18|        he said something in his turn." ~"'So, then, my pretty
12 19|      but Cornelius did not even turn his head; he had heard the
13 20|       said Rosa, sighing in her turn; "have you forgotten the
14 21|        shall grow jealous in my turn." ~"Oh, you know that to
15 23|         it, Boxtel would in his turn charge him or her with theft. ~
16 26|      Heaven's sake, sir, do not turn me away; listen to what
17 26|    violet coat, sat down in his turn, and, quite happy and proud
18 27|   expected to be invited in her turn to see the tulip. ~She now
19 28|     that it was he, but did not turn round, as he knew well that
20 28|         have any. Well, I shall turn your starving me to advantage,
21 29|     lips, as his brain began to turn. "Ah, you will not tell
22 31|      Mother Cybele used to take turn and turn about at Rome in
23 31|    Cybele used to take turn and turn about at Rome in the ancient