Chapter

1 1 |  not know how to read, who consequently has never read anything,
2 5 |    to make him miserable. ~Consequently, and to indulge his own
3 6 | went on in his career, and consequently in his triumphs; and in
4 10|   dog is muzzled, and that consequently there is nothing to prevent
5 11|    of Van Baerle; and that consequently he had considered the certificate
6 14|  are coming from Dort, and consequently may return there. By fastening
7 16|    for such a trifle, and, consequently, it is much more likely
8 17|  perceiving an unknown and consequently a forbidden object in the
9 28|   that?" said Cornelius. ~"Consequently, I shall not bring you any