Chapter

 1 2 |       and his daughter Rosa, had reached the door of the cell, where
 2 2 |   dashing against the rocks, now reached the ears of the prisoner. ~
 3 2 |         crowd, and of his having reached the other side of the pond.
 4 3 | redoubled intensity, and at last reached such a pitch that the old
 5 4 |    almost superhuman effort, had reached the stone steps of a house
 6 4 |       notice of him, and thus he reached unobserved the Tol-Hek,
 7 4 |          the Leyden road. Having reached it, he turned round and
 8 7 |  attended to his family affairs, reached the house of his godson,
 9 8 |          same evening the letter reached the principal magistrate,
10 8 |    Baerle's house, where it just reached to the window. ~Boxtel put
11 14|       note, as we have said, had reached Van Baerle's nurse. ~And
12 14|   expected, if the note had ever reached her, to hear of her whom
13 20|     round-about; at last, having reached his goal, that is to say,
14 25|        the following morning she reached Haarlem, four hours after
15 26|        cabinet. ~Scarcely had he reached his anteroom when he cried
16 30|      went through Rotterdam, and reached Delft. At five o'clock in