Chapter

 1 4 |       the stone steps of a house nearly opposite that where his
 2 8 |        back, -- nothing. ~He was nearly mad, when at last he satisfied
 3 11|        more." ~The poor girl was nearly choking with her sobs. ~
 4 17|     hideous to look at; crooked, nearly fifty years of age, and
 5 19|         about Rosa. He even very nearly made this inquiry, strange
 6 22|        he had guessed correctly, nearly at that very moment the
 7 22| Cornelius uttered a cry, and was nearly fainting. ~"Oh!" muttered
 8 23|         fuddled, Boxtel was very nearly master of the house. ~At
 9 24|       made on purpose." ~She was nearly choking with sobs, and was
10 26|         Rosa, beyond herself and nearly mad with joy and fear at
11 27|         this young woman?" ~Rosa nearly swooned, for Cornelius was
12 27|         hung down her head, and, nearly choking, said, -- ~"Yes,
13 27|      balked in his hope, he very nearly fell out with my father,
14 27|          hand trembled, and very nearly let the paper fall to the
15 28|     might perhaps be ill-treated nearly drove Cornelius mad. ~He
16 28|      myself with fish." ~Gryphus nearly fainted with anger and with
17 32|      thank you," said Cornelius, nearly swooning with joy, and staggering