Chapter

 1 4 | coming to meet it. The former carried in their arms the bruised
 2 7 |     of contemplation, and was carried away by the sweetest dreams. ~
 3 8 |    was there. Boxtel took it, carried it with great exertion to
 4 8 |       glided down the ladder, carried it back to the place whence
 5 9 |       victims, but faithfully carried the remainder to the gibbet,
 6 13|      by good horses, who soon carried Van Baerle away from among
 7 15|      by a bright smile, which carried sweet consolation to the
 8 19|      them at all, and Gryphus carried the dishes away just as
 9 23|    the pot under his arm, and carried it off. ~But Boxtel was
10 23|      arms something which she carried with great care. ~He did
11 24|   Rosa herself had opened. He carried the black tulip wrapped
12 26| moment when he is about to be carried away by his anger. ~"Good
13 27|      followed by two men, who carried in a box their precious
14 27|      by this young woman. She carried it to her room, from which
15 28|     murder," cried Cornelius, carried away by the first impulse
16 29|      this regulation had been carried out to its full extent in
17 31|     the honest President, who carried in his bosom a heart as
18 31|     the black tulip was seen, carried on a litter, which was covered
19 31|    was Isaac Boxtel, who saw, carried on his right before him,