Chapter

 1 5 |        airy, and well ventilated chamber where to preserve his bulbs
 2 9 |        at the narrow door of her chamber, which opened on that very
 3 9 |         frame of the door of her chamber, with embarrassed mien at
 4 15|          Grotius; and that's the chamber from which he escaped. Well,
 5 19|       poor Rosa, in her secluded chamber, could not have known of
 6 19|       heart, she returned to her chamber, where she took a pen and
 7 20|        will force the door of my chamber." ~"Oh! then it is with
 8 21|         for I have never left my chamber since I put it there." ~"
 9 23| peculiarities of the door of her chamber. The lock was a double one
10 23|       key, he might enter Rosa's chamber whenever he liked -- thought
11 23|    window, Boxtel entered Rosa's chamber to watch the progress which
12 23|      Boxtel saw Rosa leaving the chamber; but evidently she held
13 23|          light and return to her chamber. Ten minutes after, he saw
14 23|          hand the lock of Rosa's chamber. ~And in that hand, it must
15 26|   planted and grown it in my own chamber." ~"In your chamber? Where
16 26|          own chamber." ~"In your chamber? Where was your chamber?" ~"
17 26|          chamber? Where was your chamber?" ~"At Loewestein." ~"You