Chapter

 1 1 |            girl replied, "I am not afraid of the harm which has been
 2 1 |             But what is it you are afraid of?" ~"I am afraid of the
 3 1 |         you are afraid of?" ~"I am afraid of the harm which they are
 4 2 |          if he is weak, he will be afraid on account of his connection
 5 4 |              said Cornelius, "I am afraid we have hurt some one." ~"
 6 7 |       condition. I need no more be afraid lest on the day of a riot
 7 11|           one condition which I am afraid I cannot keep." ~"Which?
 8 12|      Prince of Orange, very likely afraid that Van Baerle's blood
 9 16|           in her heart was as much afraid of a separation as Cornelius
10 18|         villain, it seems." ~"I am afraid he is." ~"Tell me, Rosa,"
11 20|           my pretty Rosa. But I am afraid the nursing of my tulip
12 21|       backwards, like a man who is afraid of being attacked from behind. ~
13 23| instructions of Cornelius, who was afraid of the bulb being killed
14 23|       Another proof: Cornelius was afraid lest the soil should become
15 24|           clinched it as if I were afraid it would take wings." ~"
16 26|            of affairs, and was not afraid of any encounter; only he
17 29|         the poor prisoner was most afraid of during this walk, which
18 32|            you." ~Van Baerle, more afraid for his companion than himself,