Chapter

 1 7 |  housekeeper, who had been his nurse, and who from the time when
 2 7 |        shall I make my escape, nurse?" said Van Baerle. ~"Jump
 3 7 | stupefaction, embraced his old nurse, who was in a swoon; shook
 4 14|        had addressed it to his nurse, the old Frisian woman;
 5 14|        for Rosa. ~Van Baerle's nurse had received the letter
 6 14|     Cornelius van Baerle. ~The nurse was a kind-hearted woman,
 7 14|     close the bargain, and the nurse found herself in undisputed
 8 14|     into his hands and not the nurse's: in which event the poor
 9 14|       had reached Van Baerle's nurse. ~And also it came to pass,
10 14|       and my aunt, who was his nurse, has the management of it.
11 17|       Rosa; I have only my old nurse, whom you know, and who