Chapter

 1 1 |       Buytenhof to support the soldiers in keeping order, gave to
 2 1 |      the word of command, -- ~"Soldiers, ready!" ~The troopers obeyed
 3 1 |         be easy, gentlemen, my soldiers will not fire a shot; but,
 4 4 |       do you?" said one of the soldiers of the burgher guard; "well,
 5 7 |  points of the halberds of the soldiers rising. ~The housekeeper
 6 7 |        At this very moment the soldiers, preceded by a magistrate,
 7 11|        the executioner, by the soldiers who were to form the guard
 8 13|   scaffold only by the file of soldiers which surrounded it. ~Many
 9 15|       rather have to guard ten soldiers than one scholar. The soldiers
10 15| soldiers than one scholar. The soldiers smoke, guzzle, and get drunk;
11 21|    also those of three or four soldiers, who were coming up with
12 29|     and in reality saw a dozen soldiers assembled. But they were