Chapter

 1 2 |         glad to wheel off in an instant, as I am confoundedly bored
 2 3 |        does not suppose for one instant that the deputies will order
 3 4 |        and save himself. ~In an instant the carriage was hemmed
 4 4 | floating island. But in another instant it came to a dead stop.
 5 7 |       the first!" ~At this very instant, and whilst Cornelius, still
 6 8 |        the wall, stopped for an instant, and, after having ascertained
 7 17|       which remained in it. One instant more, and he would have
 8 21|         separate from it for an instant." ~"But whilst I am not
 9 22|       in great agitation. Every instant he fancied he heard the
10 23|    opening, and to start on the instant to Haarlem, where the tulip
11 23|          Would she set out that instant to Haarlem with it? ~It
12 24|     nearer. ~Almost at the same instant he saw before him the pale
13 30|         to hide his eyes for an instant. After a momentary silence,
14 32|        carriage to stop. ~In an instant his snorting steeds stood
15 32|        pale and red at the same instant. These words of the all-powerful
16 33|       heart, he had not for one instant suspected of such a wicked