Chapter

 1 2 |       do no harm if they would send us some reinforcement." ~
 2 2 |         it will not suffice to send a verbal message; unfortunately,
 3 4 |     States-General are sure to send to me to the camp." ~The
 4 7 |      Baerle, -- ~"My dear son, send these people away, and let
 5 7 |        to whomsoever he should send to claim it in his name. ~
 6 14|     one might have a chance to send a message there. Then, after
 7 20| different swains in review who send them to me, I am only following
 8 21|     the shade, and immediately send a message to Haarlem, to
 9 21| hundred guilders, you must not send a messenger, Rosa, but you
10 21|    without you. Well, you will send some one to Haarlem, --
11 22|    soon as it is open, I shall send a messenger to you, with
12 23|  between Cornelius and Rosa to send a messenger to Haarlem.
13 23|       and then heard Cornelius send Rosa away. ~He saw Rosa
14 25|     queen of the tulips, might send ambassadors. ~"Yes, sir,"
15 26|      grew angry, and wanted to send her away. ~Rosa, however,
16 26|        the White Swan; I shall send for him, and if in the meanwhile
17 26|       his tulip." ~"Very well, send for him." ~"Yes, your Highness,