Chapter

 1 1 |        Holland, was forty-nine years of age, when the Dutch people,
 2 1 |       was, in 1672, twenty-two years of age. John de Witt, who
 3 5 |       repose, his twenty-eight years, an iron constitution and
 4 6 |       and in the course of two years he covered his borders with
 5 6 | glorious one, when, after five years, its petals at last reveal
 6 9 |      Useless labour of so many years! such sweet hopes crushed;
 7 14|    patient who is twenty-eight years of age, and condemned to
 8 17|      at; crooked, nearly fifty years of age, and never dares
 9 17|       ruthless jailer who some years before killed Pelisson's
10 20|     man of twenty-six or eight years. I am on the look-out for
11 21|     twenty-six or twenty-eight years, whom I shall be in love
12 22|        lips of Julie a hundred years later. ~Rosa made her escape. ~
13 25|    ambition for the last seven years were now crushed. ~Rosa
14 27|          I have now for twenty years grown tulips at Dort. I
15 28|     suppose I should waste ten years of my life in making a file
16 29|     1668, that is to say, five years before, had committed a
17 31|       a hundred and twenty-one years later, Monsieur de Robespierre
18 33|      in wisdom also, after two years of her married life, could
19 33|     twenty-six to twenty-eight years, who loved her and whom