Chapter

1 3 |         you in exchange for the service you are rendering us but
2 5 |       him a place in the public service, -- in vain did he try to
3 7 | telescope had not been of great service to him since the autumn
4 10|        Cornelius and said, -- ~"Service for service, sir." ~"What
5 10|      and said, -- ~"Service for service, sir." ~"What do you mean,
6 16|    given after a long period of service. ~But the worthy jailer,
7 16|       had skilfully broken, did service as a flower-pot. He half
8 21|     person, is entirely at your service." ~"We'll see that at noon." ~
9 25|         Yes, are you not in the service of Master Isaac Boxtel?" ~"