Chapter

 1 3 |  council hall was filling. ~Suddenly the noise subsided, and
 2 3 |  the noise subsided, and as suddenly again it rose with redoubled
 3 4 |    this order, the coachman suddenly came to a stop. ~"Now, then,
 4 7 |    by the sweetest dreams. ~Suddenly the bell of his cabinet
 5 8 |     concealed them?" ~Then, suddenly striking his forehead in
 6 12|     world around him. ~Then suddenly Van Baerle felt gentle hands
 7 12| events I shall live." ~Then suddenly a terrible thought struck
 8 17|   the whole tower, the door suddenly opened. ~Gryphus, perceiving
 9 21|    a cry of mad joy. ~Then, suddenly stopping and clasping his
10 21|   to see the tulip." ~Then, suddenly checking himself, he said,
11 24|  prison, when Cornelius was suddenly startled at the noise of
12 24|  hands to her friend; then, suddenly struck with a bright thought,
13 26|   going to walk ahead, but, suddenly recollecting himself he
14 27|   the man must have felt on suddenly recognising the Prince. ~"
15 27|     in her hands. ~Her eyes suddenly lighted up; she read, with
16 32|     a ray of light flashing suddenly into his dungeon. ~Notwithstanding