Chapter

 1 7 |        none of that sort." ~"You deny it then?" ~"Certainly I
 2 11|         with France. ~He did not deny it. ~The only point about
 3 11|       truth, he not only did not deny that the parcel had been
 4 13|            which, as nobody will deny, was a very handsome investment. ~
 5 27|      lies, your Highness." ~"You deny, therefore, having ever
 6 27|       him from lying. ~"I cannot deny having been at Loewestein,
 7 27| Loewestein, your Highness, but I deny having stolen the tulip." ~"
 8 27|      Rosa, with indignation. ~"I deny it." ~"Now listen to me.
 9 27|         Now listen to me. Do you deny having followed me into
10 27|          was to plant it? Do you deny having followed me into
11 27|    pretended to plant it? Do you deny that, on that evening, you
12 27|         to find the bulb? Do you deny having dug in the ground
13 27|          intentions. Say, do you deny all this?" ~Boxtel did not