Chapter

 1 4 |      the roar of the multitude broke forth like thunder, for
 2 4 |    down with an iron bar which broke his skull. He rose once
 3 5 |     collection, after which he broke in upon his new guilders
 4 6 | quarter of an hour, the string broke and the combatants vanished. ~
 5 7 |        godson. ~The magistrate broke the seals, tore off the
 6 8 |   perfectly quiet, not a sound broke the silence of the night;
 7 9 |       surmounting it. ~Gryphus broke out into a laugh. ~"Eh!
 8 10|       turned the wrong way, he broke his arm just above the wrist. ~
 9 17|        been threatened, and he broke out in a volley of the most
10 19|    none of those little noises broke the silence of the lobby,
11 20|    Well," -- Cornelius at last broke the silence, -- "well, Rosa,
12 27| confidence in the ways of God, broke out in the words, -- ~"Thou