Chapter

 1 2 |  Craeke with a last direction, returned to Cornelius, who seemed
 2 8 |          The man went out, and returned in half an hour. ~"Oh, sir,
 3 8 |  misfortune. Mad with rage, he returned to his ladder, mounted the
 4 8 |     and, like a beast of prey, returned growling to his house. ~       ~
 5 10|    down, and immediately after returned with two staves of a small
 6 14|      note under her wing. ~She returned in the evening. She had
 7 16|     Rosa, as we have seen, had returned to him one of the suckers. ~
 8 16|     subject to which he always returned -- the dependence of Rosa
 9 16|     the following evening Rosa returned with the Bible of Cornelius
10 17| evening, as we have said, Rosa returned with the Bible of Cornelius
11 17|         And Rosa, after having returned to her room, repeated in
12 19|       the anxiety of yesterday returned with increased intensity. ~
13 19|        with a heavy heart, she returned to her chamber, where she
14 21|       aware of the fact as she returned with a beating heart, with
15 26|       had been sent for Boxtel returned, and announced to the Prince
16 27|     the crowd outside. ~Boxtel returned to his inn, rather puzzled
17 33|       grateful look to heaven, returned his thanks to the Giver