Chapter

 1 1 |    spite. Their national pride held him up as the Mithridates
 2 1 |       had his sword drawn, but held it with its point downwards,
 3 5 |   windings of the river, which held in its watery embrace so
 4 7 |    examining the bulb which he held in the hollow of his hand,
 5 7 |      the bulb which he already held, Baerle went to the fireplace,
 6 9 |       whilst with her left she held her white night-dress closely
 7 17|      brocade, with her fingers held up, and showing in the blood,
 8 22|      whilst with the other she held to the same height the miraculous
 9 23|     chamber; but evidently she held in her arms something which
10 23|      it must be understood, he held the false key which opened
11 27|       at last, uttering a cry, held it out to the Prince and
12 28|    moment Gryphus entered. ~He held in his hand a huge stick,
13 29|        him the weapon which he held in his hands, -- ~"Do you
14 29| himself of the stick, which he held tight under his arm, dealt
15 29|       wrist of that hand which held the knife. ~The knife fell
16 31|        as the flowers which he held in his hand. ~Behind the
17 32|       his duty as chairman. He held in his hand the roll of