Chapter

 1 1 |       nice little opportunity present itself to throw some handfuls
 2 2 |       latter was thus vividly present to his mind the door opened,
 3 3 |    himself, and where for the present we must leave the two, offered
 4 7 |      feasting his eyes on the present which he had received. ~
 5 7 |       are no thoughts for the present times, when muskets, standards,
 6 11|   take, Rosa, as I make you a present of them." ~"Mynheer Cornelius!" ~"
 7 20|       the aspect, Rosa?" ~"At present it has the sun all day long, --
 8 22|      it has cost. But for the present not a minute must be lost.
 9 31| Hollander, had promised to be present at the ceremony of its inauguration;
10 32|       success, no doubt -- to present to the eyes of the reader. ~