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 1 2 |             I consider, above all things, that the brothers De Witt
 2 5 | accordance with the true state of things in general, and of Isaac
 3 10|         Cornelius, looking at the things she had brought, -- "yes,
 4 11|          he said, -- ~"You ask me things, gentlemen, to which I can
 5 13|        heart. ~But there were two things which Boxtel did not calculate
 6 14|   vegetation. There were only two things now for which he cared,
 7 16|          to chat also about other things, and the tulip-fancier found
 8 16|          Rosa?" ~"Oh, I have done things on a large scale, and according
 9 16|         black tulip, "I have done things on a large scale; I have
10 16|          call me, has still other things to learn besides the cultivation
11 20|         Cornelius, I have lots of things to do." ~"And I have only
12 21|        East. ~They spoke of those things which give wings to the
13 25|        made up a little parcel of things indispensable for a journey;
14 29|          his memory. ~Among other things they told him that this
15 29|           to a book, -- the three things by which a man's memory