Chapter

 1 4 |          How is this? It is not usual to close the gate by day." ~"
 2 5 | disembarked unobserved amid the usual bustle of the city, Craeke
 3 7 |        much more violently than usual. ~Cornelius, startled, laid
 4 9 |      came back to gibbet at the usual place of execution. ~Rosa
 5 17|         half an hour later than usual. This was too extraordinary
 6 19|      the evening to pay him her usual visit. This thought took
 7 19|        brutal, and hateful than usual; in his mind, or rather
 8 20|       following evening, at the usual hour, Van Baerle heard some
 9 21|      struck ten, they parted as usual. ~Cornelius was happy, as
10 23|         his joy when he saw the usual evening meetings of the
11 27|         effort, he said, in his usual voice, -- ~"Go, Mr. Boxtel;
12 28|        even a greater rage than usual. ~The latter, leaning with
13 32|         impassible and quiet as usual, was proceeding to the green