Chapter

 1 4 |           been joined by seven or eight others. ~These new-comers
 2 14|       kitchen, such as it was for eight slivers (sixpence English)
 3 16|         the bulb are swelling, in eight days hence, and perhaps
 4 17|          the device succeeded for eight days. One morning, however,
 5 19|    quickly enough to write, after eight days at the latest, to the
 6 19|           struck seven, it struck eight, it struck nine. Never did
 7 19|         hope to the prisoner. ~At eight in the morning, the door
 8 19|           was the eighth day. For eight days Cornelius and Rosa
 9 20|           Took Place During Those Eight Days~      On the following
10 20| unhappiness I have suffered these eight days." ~"You, too, have
11 20|          on the eastern side from eight in the morning until eleven
12 20|        young man of twenty-six or eight years. I am on the look-out
13 25|         hours, and made more than eight leagues, and yet Gryphus
14 28|          see how it will be after eight days." ~Cornelius grew pale. ~"