Chapter

 1  1,1|         happen that, in the right moment, a great man is found to
 2  1,3|           in their wake. ~In this moment, Count Tilly rode forth
 3  1,3|           know that, at that very moment when they were tracking
 4  2,1|         This was just at the very moment when the mingled shouts
 5  2,2|       them, - I tacked." ~At this moment the noise in the square
 6  2,2|    certain it is, that if at this moment our correspondence with
 7  2,3|      square, whence, at that very moment, fierce shouts and savage
 8  3,1|          and particularly at that moment, under the icy and sombre
 9  3,1|           assure you that in this moment I am here alone with Mynheer
10  3,1|         young man, blushing for a moment from regret of having betrayed
11  3,3|           Well, then, in the very moment when you have passed the
12  3,3|        said John; "there is not a moment to be lost." ~"Come along,
13  4,1|       prisoner was lost. ~At this moment the roar of the multitude
14  4,2|           The whole vehicle for a moment shook and stopped; but immediately
15  4,2|           in the traces. ~At this moment, the shutter of a window
16  4,2|           and his eyes were for a moment veiled behind the lids. ~
17  4,3|   shocking scene; but at the very moment when they were hanging the
18  6,1|                       1~From that moment Boxtel's interest in tulips
19  6,1|           of the flower, from the moment when, in the first year,
20  7,1|           would not have lost one moment in satisfying his curiosity
21  7,2|          paper without losing one moment." ~And Craeke, who thought
22  7,3|        fell back a step. ~At this moment they saw across the banister
23  7,3|         and waited. ~At this very moment the soldiers, preceded by
24  8,1|         magistrate, who without a moment's delay convoked his colleagues
25  8,1|         made him tremble, at this moment he was paler than a real
26  8,1|         what is happening at this moment?" ~"How can I know it?"
27  8,1|           Mynheer Boxtel, at this moment your neighbour Cornelius
28  9,1|        herself of this favourable moment to come forth from her hiding
29  9,1|          This vision lasted but a moment, - much less time than we
30 10,1|          of the girl, at the very moment when the suspicion arose
31 10,1|      arose in her heart. ~But one moment told her the true state
32 11,1|          of Vincennes at the very moment when the former meditated
33 11,2|        with grief, "laugh at this moment! do you not see my tears?" ~"
34 11,2|         you are, and if from this moment I take no more notice of
35 11,3|        been taken down. ~When the moment came to descend in order
36 12,1|         would be able to his last moment to see the grated window
37 12,1|   Buytenhof. ~At length the fatal moment arrived, and Cornelius placed
38 12,1|           damp block. But at this moment his eyes closed involuntarily,
39 15,1|           too much." ~And at this moment the two pigeons, scared
40 16,2|          may have been, from that moment life became sweet, and again
41 18,1|         seen Master Jacob at that moment!" continued Rosa. "I really
42 18,1|           clinched his fist for a moment; I thought he would have
43 18,2|         Cornelius reflected for a moment; he evidently was struggling
44 18,2|            don't hesitate for one moment to sacrifice me, who am
45 19,1|       that time I thought for one moment he loved me." ~Poor Rosa!
46 19,2|         if Rosa allowed the right moment for planting the bulb to
47 20,1|           continued, - ~"From the moment when I first knew that you
48 20,1|          left?" ~"He waited for a moment, very likely to make sure
49 22,1|        opens, remember that not a moment must be lost in apprising
50 22,2|        the clouds, and wert for a moment lost to my sight, O Thou
51 22,2|        perhaps Rosa holds in this moment the stem of the tulip between
52 22,2|     burning. Yes, perhaps at this moment the two objects of my dearest
53 22,2|         eye of Heaven." ~~At this moment, a star blazed in the southern
54 22,2|    correctly, nearly at that very moment the prisoner heard in the
55 22,2|            Rosa, there is not one moment to lose in writing the letter." ~"
56 22,2|          I did not wish to lose a moment. Here is the letter, and
57 23,1|         of their hopes as at this moment, when they thought themselves
58 23,1|           the first bulb. In that moment Boxtel's exasperation was
59 23,1|       felt sure of it. ~From that moment he began to dodge the steps
60 25,1|          the tulip. ~At that very moment she entered Rotterdam. ~
61 25,1|        began to suspect from that moment that Jacob had run away
62 26,1|       Achilles by the hair at the moment when he is about to be carried
63 26,1|      tulip!" ~She reflected for a moment. ~"If I go to that Boxtel,
64 26,2|           say?" ~Rosa hesitated a moment; then with a tone which
65 26,2|        William, smiling. ~At this moment the officer who had been
66 27,1|         to recover it at the very moment when she had the impudence
67 27,2|            Boxtel hesitated for a moment, but after a short consideration
68 28,1|         would relax, even for one moment. Moreover, had not she to
69 28,1|         these words stopped for a moment, biting his lips and staring
70 28,1|      separation from Rosa, at the moment when we find him standing
71 28,1|         window. ~And at that very moment Gryphus entered. ~He held
72 28,2| brandished his cudgel, but at the moment when he raised it Cornelius
73 29,1|        sadly against him. ~In one moment Cornelius was disarmed,
74 29,1|           been read to him at the moment of his entering the prison,
75 29,1|          cell of Cornelius at the moment when the clerk of Loewestein
76 29,2|         this man, especially at a moment like this." ~"Well! hear
77 30,1|       continued his writing for a moment; then, raising his eyes,
78 31,2|      losing sight of them for one moment. ~Now and then Boxtel quickened
79 31,2|          step to rub elbows for a moment with Van Systens. He borrowed
80 31,2|           withdrew his eyes for a moment from the tulip and the purse,
81 32,1|                  1~At this solemn moment, and whilst the cheers still
82 32,1|     Haarlem is looking at at this moment is neither more nor less
83 32,2|           Stadtholder at the very moment when he passed. ~William,
84 33,1|           happiness. ~At the same moment there fell at the feet of
85 33,2|         and wrongly punished in a moment of popular error, were two