Chapter

 1 3 | Buytenhof to Hoogstraet (High Street); and a stranger, who since
 2 3 |       go out through the main street." ~"And why so, as the dragoons
 3 3 |       are waiting in the High Street to see you come out by the
 4 3 |    they emerged into a lonely street where their carriage was
 5 3 |      turned the corner of the street, upon which, closing the
 6 4 |         And the people in the street repeated, with fearful imprecations, -- ~"
 7 4 |      pond, had taken the main street, which leads to the Tol-Hek,
 8 4 |  proceeded half-way down that street, the man felt that he had
 9 4 |       coachman, "and take the street on the left; it is our only
10 4 |  placed themselves across the street, brandishing cudgels in
11 4 |       at the extremity of the street along which the carriage
12 7 |    him on his way down to the street, which was still crowded
13 8 |    heard a great noise in the street which made him tremble,
14 8 |     Boxtel had noticed in the street where he lived a house which
15 12|   groan ran through the whole street, spreading all over the
16 21|       from a balcony into the street in Spain, or down from a
17 26|   boatman. ~They took a small street, which led them straight
18 26|  great noise was heard in the street, and loud cheers shook the