Chapter

1 1 |  however, had as yet been committed; and the file of horsemen
2 6 | of the crime which he had committed in vain. ~Van Baerle could
3 8 |  the abyss of a uselessly committed crime. ~Boxtel sank quite
4 17|   indeed a crime you have committed here." ~"Ah, is that you,
5 18|    it is odious! You have committed a great crime!' ~"My father
6 27|    and, not being rich, I committed the imprudence of mentioning
7 27| one else but this man has committed it." ~"Prove it," Boxtel
8 29|    five years before, had committed a much less violent act
9 33|   crime which you had not committed. This means, that you are