Chapter

 1 1 |   difficulty, -- against the force of national antipathy, and,
 2 1 |      that he only yielded to force. ~It was a real miracle
 3 1 | which his judges expected to force from him the confession
 4 2 |       much more owing to the force of his own strong will than
 5 3 |      seems they are going to force the gate." ~John de Witt
 6 17|      to wrest it from him by force. ~"Halloa!" said the jailer,
 7 17|   softened bulb with all his force on the flags, where almost
 8 19|    found in her own will the force not to come and see him,
 9 20|     Rosa, "unless Jacob will force the door of my chamber." ~"
10 23|      been played in order to force him to betray himself, he
11 24|  cried in his rage, "I shall force these bars, and kill everything
12 28|    by Cornelius, even double force? ~The idea that Rosa might
13 28|     to get you under, and to force you to confess your crimes." ~"
14 28|    pocket, -- ~"Well, as you force me to it," and with these