Chapter

 1 1 |        with whom we always try to keep our word as well as is in
 2 3 |       Stop!" he cried, "stop, and keep off from my horse, or I
 3 5 | surrounded by a border of turf to keep the soil in its place. Besides
 4 7 |      Republicans or Orangists, to keep as heretofore my borders
 5 8 |           drawer where he used to keep his most precious bulbs. ~
 6 8 |            if he has them, he can keep them only as long as he
 7 10|           me what diet you are to keep." ~"Diet, diet for me? Well,
 8 11|        which I am afraid I cannot keep." ~"Which? I should have
 9 15|        altogether different. They keep sober, spend nothing, and
10 15|         the Mynheer de Witt don't keep very quiet now." ~"That'
11 16|           we, or rather you, will keep in reserve the third sucker
12 16|       Rosa had made it a habit to keep her pretty face invariably
13 17|               Then you wish me to keep my mind easy?" ~"I should
14 21|           her hand in his, and to keep it as long as he would,
15 22|           in order; you will only keep a duplicate of the protocol,
16 25|        her disposal, promising to keep pace with the horse if Rosa
17 28|            in order to be able to keep down his tears and to fortify
18 32|       carriage, but he could only keep quiet for half a minute,