Chapter

 1 4 |   young Prince, the relentless rival of the Great King, sped
 2 5 |        have next door to him a rival and successful competitor;
 3 5 | successful competitor; and his rival, instead of being some unknown,
 4 6 |  artist, the master-piece of a rival engrossed his interest. ~
 5 6 |       heat. The chagrin of his rival was to pay for all the inconvenience
 6 6 |      the disappointment of his rival! Not one of the four tulips
 7 6 |       superiority of his hated rival, was now completely disgusted
 8 6 | observation. ~The house of his rival was quite open to view;
 9 6 |        inventive genius of his rival at work. ~He beheld him
10 14|        left Dort to follow his rival to the Hague in the first
11 17| precious lover might suspect a rival." ~Here she listened uneasily. ~"
12 20|       affected to speak of her rival, the black tulip. ~"Oh!"
13 20|          can I cease to be its rival." ~"My kind and pretty Rosa!"
14 23|                        23. The Rival~      And in fact the poor
15 31|    yielding precedence to this rival for the popular adoration,