Chapter

 1 4 |          which leads to the Tol-Hek, giving directions to the coachman
 2 7 |           only the godfather forbore giving to his godson the least
 3 7 |           tulip. Ah! if I succeed in giving it the odour of the rose
 4 11|           whom she loves, and of her giving the black tulip, which will
 5 11|         Baerle." ~The prisoner then, giving the Bible to Rosa, said, -- ~"
 6 15|            be sure of that." ~Whilst giving utterance to this ill-natured
 7 19|       Gryphus contented himself with giving the laconical answer, -- ~"
 8 26| encouragement which the stranger was giving her, related all that had
 9 28|            willingly. I know that in giving me bad bread you think you
10 29|          foot on the step, was still giving some orders, he whispered
11 29|              fellow who never misses giving consolation whenever an
12 31|         itself worthy of its fame by giving a hundred thousand guilders