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 1 1 |      right understanding of our story as to that of the great
 2 5 |        Baerle, the hero of this story, as his landed property
 3 5 | building in his court-yard by a story, which shutting out the
 4 5 |      had raised his studio by a story to get better light, and
 5 5 |   seeing the windows of the new story set out with bulbs and seedlings
 6 6 |    tulips in general; it is the story of one particular tulip
 7 18|        told at supper the whole story of the tulip, or rather
 8 23| descended step by step from his story as Rosa descended from hers;
 9 25|   himself on having such a nice story to tell to his boon companion,
10 25|     which, to do justice to our story, we must not pass over in
11 27|        I will tell you the true story of these three bulbs. The
12 29|      guard who had told him the story. ~"Thank you," said Cornelius. ~
13 33|        As he had heard Boxtel's story, and was furious at having