Chapter

 1 1 |         was more obstinate, and notwithstanding all the threats of death
 2 1 |      executioners. ~The judges, notwithstanding, acquitted Tyckelaer from
 3 4 |     gallop!" called John. ~But, notwithstanding this order, the coachman
 4 8 |    black tulip. ~Dr. Cornelius, notwithstanding all his modesty, had not
 5 12|       poor tulip-fancier. ~Yet, notwithstanding all this, Van Baerle mounted
 6 19|        about his tulip; and as, notwithstanding her determination not to
 7 19|         do just the same." ~Yet notwithstanding all this, Cornelius listened,
 8 24|           And during that time, notwithstanding all my injunctions, you
 9 28|        sorcerer, you will live, notwithstanding." ~Cornelius put on a smiling
10 29| Cornelius, growing rather pale, notwithstanding all his courage. ~"You are
11 32|     suddenly into his dungeon. ~Notwithstanding the little readiness which