Chapter

 1 1 |     from the Buytenhof to the gate of the town, a nice little
 2 3 |    rushing into the principal gate of the Town-hall, "it seems
 3 3 |       should try to reach the gate by which you intend to leave
 4 3 |   they are going to force the gate." ~John de Witt hastily
 5 3 |      The Tol-Hek was the iron gate leading to the harbor of
 6 3 |       military. ~Solid as the gate was, and although Gryphus,
 7 3 |   little head!" ~Then, as the gate began to give way amidst
 8 3 |      head, just as the broken gate gave admittance to the populace. ~
 9 4 |     poor fellow will find the gate closed against him which
10 4 |       Grand Pensionary. ~"The gate is closed, that's what it
11 4 |     is not usual to close the gate by day." ~"Just look!" ~
12 4 |      go, and drive to another gate." ~And whilst the servant
13 4 |       I might have opened the gate to Mynheers de Witt; whereas,
14 4 |    Witt; whereas, finding the gate locked, they were obliged
15 4 |       retrace their steps." ~"Gate! gate!" cried a voice which
16 4 | retrace their steps." ~"Gate! gate!" cried a voice which seemed
17 4 |   Captain, "this is the third gate at which I have presented
18 4 |       he hastened to open the gate, which swung creaking on
19 9 |       went to close the great gate, at least as well as it
20 9 |   people again knocked at the gate of the jail, or rather at
21 20|     shadow glided between the gate and the wall, and once more