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 1 3 |     Town-hall, to hear as soon as possible the current news of the
 2 5 |          guidance by the shortest possible routes through the windings
 3 5 |            his friend. Was it not possible, that, having to paint the
 4 8 |      Baerle kept in duplicate, if possible even with greater exactitude
 5 10|          to leave them as soon as possible. Come, off with me, lead
 6 14|         safely and as speedily as possible. ~In this letter there was
 7 16|         us, therefore, take every possible precaution, so that in case
 8 17|         but go down as quickly as possible." ~"Unfortunate me," continued
 9 18|        say so! And yet it is very possible," said Rosa. ~"Will you
10 22|          but was not even thought possible until then. ~What would
11 23|           her tulip the best soil possible. ~And at last he hired,
12 23|      Haarlem with it? ~It was not possible that a young girl should
13 25|    disguise her flight as long as possible, and, leaving the prison
14 26|        tell you, and if it be not possible for you to do me justice,
15 26| burgomaster; "what is this? Is it possible? have I heard aright?" ~
16 28|           everything. ~"How is it possible," said Cornelius to himself, "
17 32|         tulip? Quite black? Is it possible? Oh, sir, have you seen