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 1 3 |          as possible the current news of the hour. ~This stranger
 2 8 |        was used to do, heard the news of the brothers De Witt
 3 8 |         was announcing agreeable news to his master, -- "oh, sir!
 4 8 |         bed on hearing such good news." ~And, in reality, Isaac
 5 18|       then he would have no more news, either of Rosa or of his
 6 19|  Cornelius looked forward to the news about his tulip; and as,
 7 20|            but have you any good news to communicate to me?" ~
 8 20|      to-morrow you will bring me news about it, and about yourself,
 9 21|         joy of Cornelius at this news, and his questions succeeded
10 21|        of yours, announcing this news to me, will be a double
11 22|            Day came, without any news; the tulip was not yet in
12 22|         it opens I will give you news, which being done the messenger
13 23|          at the same time of all news of Rosa and of his tulip. ~
14 26|   hundred thousand guilders. The news had spread like wildfire
15 26| satisfied myself of the truth of news which seemed so incredible,
16 26|     because he had no longer any news of his tulip; his joy when