Chapter

 1 1 |    houses, with its canals like large mirrors, in which its steeples
 2 5 |         these brilliant stuffs, large lines set to catch the voracious
 3 5 |      then remained alone in his large house. In vain his godfather
 4 5 |      himself that the soil of a large square bed, which had formerly
 5 5 |         aspect, and, besides, a large, airy, and well ventilated
 6 6 |       say the manufacture) of a large black tulip without a spot
 7 7 |         undoubtedly produce the large black tulip required by
 8 7 |   Craeke, laying a paper on the large table, on which the third
 9 10|         of a small barrel and a large roll of linen bandage. ~
10 12|      one by his side, reading a large parchment, sealed with a
11 14|     properly speaking a kind of large dairy, and my aunt, who
12 16|       indeed, was excellent. ~A large jug, which Cornelius had
13 16|         I have done things on a large scale, and according to
14 16|         I have done things on a large scale; I have prepared a
15 21|       Gryphus growled, showed a large tooth like a tusk, which
16 23|         He saw Rosa conveying a large flower-pot of white earthenware
17 26|     prisoner." ~Rosa opened her large eyes and looked at the stranger,
18 28|        me." ~Gryphus opened his large eyes, quite bewildered. ~"
19 30|       Town Hall. ~There, in the large Council Room into which
20 30|  writing. ~He was alone, with a large Frisian greyhound at his
21 31|        interested the people at large, and it was thought that
22 31| daughter; and on his left, in a large purse, the hundred thousand
23 33|        of Cornelius de Witt, in large golden frames; one of them