Chapter

 1 1 |     except for the contrary," muttered the girl, as, on an imperative
 2 2 |   along!" ~"That's it," Tilly muttered between his teeth, as he
 3 3 |     They have got the order!" muttered the officer in amazement. ~"
 4 4 | William of Orange malignantly muttered to himself, with a dark
 5 8 | treason." ~"Nonsense!" Boxtel muttered, with a faltering voice; "
 6 8 | Mynheer John de Witt." ~"Oh," muttered, or rather growled Boxtel,
 7 9 |   station of his prisoner, he muttered with his turnkey smile, -- ~"
 8 9 |      are murdered!" Cornelius muttered, with the cold sweat on
 9 18|  alone with his bitter grief, muttered to himself, -- ~"Ah, you
10 18|    man is this Master Jacob!" muttered Cornelius, -- "an honest
11 19|     was written. ~"Alas!" she muttered, when perusing again this
12 20|       the black tulip. ~"Oh!" muttered Cornelius, "again! again!
13 20|   garden." ~"Oh, the wretch!" muttered Cornelius, wiping the cold
14 20|     My kind and pretty Rosa!" muttered Cornelius casting on her
15 20|         And I have only one," muttered Cornelius. ~"Yes," said
16 22|       nearly fainting. ~"Oh!" muttered he, "my God, my God, Thou
17 24|       understanding, and only muttered, -- ~"Stolen, stolen, and
18 26|    anger. ~"Good Heaven!" she muttered to herself, "I have made
19 26| return to the President," she muttered. ~"Well, then, let us return,"
20 27|      a galvanic shock. ~"Ah!" muttered the Prince to himself, "
21 29|       God's will be done," he muttered, bowing his head; then,
22 29|      said the officer. ~"Ah!" muttered Cornelius to himself, "it
23 33|    murmur of applause. ~"Oh!" muttered Cornelius, "she has then