Chapter

 1 6 |             and, being driven half mad, devoted himself entirely
 2 7 |        demanded; "are people going mad here?" ~"Oh, sir! sir!"
 3 8 |            nothing. ~He was nearly mad, when at last he satisfied
 4 8 |        remained of his misfortune. Mad with rage, he returned to
 5 9 |             now, by my soul, he is mad, this new De Witt," he cried, "
 6 18|            dumbfounded. ~"'Are you mad, too?' he asked his friend." ~"
 7 18|                 Well, now, are you mad?' cried my father; 'what
 8 21|         Cornelius uttered a cry of mad joy. ~Then, suddenly stopping
 9 26|          beyond herself and nearly mad with joy and fear at the
10 26|            mind he had set down as mad, or even worse, he grew
11 28| ill-treated nearly drove Cornelius mad. ~He then felt his own powerlessness.
12 28|            your crimes." ~"Are you mad, my dear Master Gryphus?"
13 28|           the man, he is more than mad, he is furious." ~Gryphus
14 28|         lays hands," said Gryphus, mad with rage, "but there is
15 32|           I beg of you." ~"Are you mad, Sir? How could I allow