Chapter

 1 1 |        And every phase of his speech, eagerly listened to by
 2 3 | people -- to listening to the speech of Mynheer d'Asperen. ~"
 3 10|      such a noble and feeling speech. ~But he had no time to
 4 18|    are watched, and that your speech has excited the suspicion
 5 19|       Cornelius's thoughtless speech had fallen upon her heart
 6 20|   pardon for that unfortunate speech before. I ask it again:
 7 24|        She did not finish her speech, as a growl by her side
 8 26|     had even stolen?" ~Rosa's speech seemed to have brought a
 9 26|       having made such a long speech. ~"I am sorry to say we
10 28|        and in the midst of my speech some wretched turnkey who
11 31|       perhaps he would make a speech which interested more particularly
12 31|  making the people forget the speech of Van Systens, and even