Chapter

 1 1 |     for his devotedness to the best interests of his country,
 2 2 |         the burghers did their best to have the troop of Tilly,
 3 4 |   Silent, thou Sun, thou hadst best look to thy rays!" ~And
 4 5 |       have to strike, made the best of his way aboard the "Saint
 5 6 |      two towns which boast the best soil and the most congenial
 6 16|   which he had found to be the best, and which, indeed, was
 7 16|        write. I shall make the best of your lessons, believe
 8 20|   common mould, taken from the best spot of the garden, and
 9 20|    talk about what is the soil best fitted for growing tulips,
10 23|     cultivated by means of the best Genievre ever distilled
11 23| handled, to give her tulip the best soil possible. ~And at last
12 25|      room, Rosa was making the best of her way towards Haarlem. ~
13 26|      van Systens, who with his best pen in his finest hand continued
14 27|       words, -- ~"Thou knowest best for what end Thou madest
15 28|       by denouncing him do his best to bring new storms on his
16 28|   which I relish more than the best cake; and then I have the
17 31|        worthy man had done his best to imitate his favourite
18 33|       by her whom I thought my best friend on earth?" ~"Oh!"