Chapter

 1 1 |     new chief will be able to save them from ruin and shame. ~
 2 2 |       I should not be able to save the frail barque which is
 3 2 |     we shall at the same time save our lives and regain our
 4 2 |      De Witt must necessarily save their lives, to be able
 5 2 |    their lives, to be able to save their character. If we are
 6 4 |     deed; you had the will to save us, and that, in the eyes
 7 4 |     he refused to get off and save himself. ~In an instant
 8 4 |     the officer, "may not one save this poor man, who has been
 9 10|    legs, whilst Cornelius, to save him a walk, pushed a chair
10 10|    say that I was not able to save Mynheer Cornelius or Mynheer
11 10|     and that I should like to save you. Only be quick; there,
12 28| expert enough as a swimmer to save both of us. Rosa, -- but,