Chapter

1 4 |    the Lord, is as if you had succeeded in doing so." ~"Alas!" said
2 6 |     to his new fancy, than he succeeded in growing the finest tulips.
3 6 |       had himself as yet only succeeded in producing the light brown. ~
4 14|     not understand how -- had succeeded even in penetrating into
5 17|       nothing, and the device succeeded for eight days. One morning,
6 20|     the flowers of spring are succeeded by other flowers; and the
7 21|       news, and his questions succeeded one another with a rapidity
8 31| honour, that he had perfectly succeeded in his object. ~Dark crimson