Chapter

 1 3 |      dozen steps; traversed a small courtyard, which was surrounded
 2 3 |     of Schevening, in which a small vessel was waiting for the
 3 4 |   went about the town selling small slices of the bodies of
 4 6 |    Boxtel, concealed behind a small sycamore which he had trained
 5 7 |       of them rolling under a small table, and the other into
 6 7 | magistrate cast a glance at a small note at the top of his papers. ~"
 7 10| returned with two staves of a small barrel and a large roll
 8 16|       have in this fortress a small garden, or some courtyard,
 9 16|    earth of the garden with a small portion of dried river mud,
10 17| sprouting of the leaves. This small germ has caused me a much
11 20|  beauty with a slender waist, small feet, and a noble head;
12 23| perfection, with the aid of a small file. ~Rosa's door thus
13 26|     the boatman. ~They took a small street, which led them straight