Chapter

 1 3 | the two, offered to them a perfectly safe retreat, being known
 2 8 |     and listened. ~All was perfectly quiet, not a sound broke
 3 10|  be able to set my arm?" ~"Perfectly." ~"And what would you need
 4 11|  the love of tulips agreed perfectly well with that of politics,
 5 11|   occupied themselves with perfectly different concerns; witness
 6 14|     Cornelius felt himself perfectly indifferent as to the place
 7 15| Master Gryphus, I know you perfectly well," said the prisoner,
 8 19|   lobby, but this step had perfectly satisfied the prisoner that
 9 22|   quite certain that it is perfectly black, you must find a messenger." ~"
10 22|       It has opened; it is perfectly black; come, Mynheer President,
11 24|  arrived at Haarlem with a perfectly black tulip; and, with his
12 31|    his honour, that he had perfectly succeeded in his object. ~
13 33|  although low, made itself perfectly heard amidst the respectful