Chapter

 1 5|          therefore, he placed a ladder against the partition wall
 2 5|        fell in despair from the ladder. ~And thus it was not for
 3 8| descended from the tree, took a ladder, leaned it against the wall,
 4 8|     nothing to fear, he put his ladder from his own garden into
 5 8|        rage, he returned to his ladder, mounted the wall, drew
 6 8|   mounted the wall, drew up the ladder, flung it into his own garden,
 7 8|      whether he could procure a ladder of sufficient length, --
 8 8|       against which a very tall ladder was placed. ~This ladder
 9 8|        ladder was placed. ~This ladder would do admirably, unless
10 8|        He ran to the house: the ladder was there. Boxtel took it,
11 8|         his pocket, mounted the ladder, and slipped into the dry-room. ~
12 8|         window, glided down the ladder, carried it back to the