Chapter

 1 1 | echoed the crowd. ~Amid these cries, the citizens ran along
 2 1 |       of burghers, with their cries, their agitation, and their
 3 1 |      the example of seditious cries, shouting, -- ~"Hurrah for
 4 1 | courage without showing it by cries, they attributed the silence
 5 1 |      show your wishes only by cries. But, as to putting them
 6 3 |       read!" ~"The shouts and cries are growing louder and louder,"
 7 6 |  pitch-dark; but the piercing cries of the cats told the whole
 8 13|   They, mistaking the frantic cries of Mynheer Isaac for demonstrations
 9 24|      up the staircase, and of cries which approached nearer
10 29|      roared for help, and his cries had roused all the functionaries