Chapter

 1 1 |          the fierce enemies of France chimed in, "if the work
 2 1 |       renew his intrigues with France, and live with his big scoundrel
 3 1 |     And the two rogues will in France make merry with our money,
 4 2 |        we have negotiated with France." ~"What blockheads they
 5 5 | against the combined forces of France and England. When, guided
 6 5 |   having travelled all through France, had found its way into
 7 6 |      tulip-growers of Holland, France, and Portugal, leaving out
 8 7 |        minister of the King of France; only the godfather forbore
 9 9 |   great friends of the king of France." ~Cornelius uttered a cry
10 11|      the brothers De Witt with France. ~He did not deny it. ~The
11 21|    speak at the house doors in France, or from a balcony into
12 33|     point of the compass where France lay, as if he saw new clouds