Chapter

 1  1,1|    shoulders, or sticks in their hands, were pushing on to the
 2  2,2|         his broken limbs and his hands tied up in bandages towards
 3  2,2|       forehead, and put his sore hands gently back on the mattress. ~"
 4  2,2|        to us if it fell into the hands of the Orange party. I hope
 5  2,3|         the scorched and bruised hands of the unfortunate sufferer. ~"
 6  3,1|       was lean but wiry, and his hands dry, but of an aristocratic
 7  3,2|         would rather have my two hands cut off than have written
 8  3,3|  dragoons you will fall into the hands of the people." ~"But the
 9  4,1|         man had seized with both hands and was shaking the iron
10  4,2|     brandishing cudgels in their hands, and calling out, - ~"Stop!
11  4,3|         showed to him his bloody hands; for this fellow had ripped
12  4,3|        grief, and put one of his hands before his eyes. ~"Oh, you
13  4,3|          by the barrel with both hands, struck John de Witt down
14  5,2|          plates drawn by his own hands; and at last, being at a
15  5,3|         of this success that his hands dropped powerless, his knees
16  7,1|         the candlestick from the hands of the foremost, conducted
17  7,1|          him, was placing in the hands of his godson; a contrivance
18  7,1|     received the parcel from the hands of his godfather with every
19  7,2|    Cornelius, startled, laid his hands on his bulbs, and turned
20  7,3|          Baerle, grasping in his hands the two bulbs, and directing
21  7,3|       The housekeeper raised her hands to heaven. ~As to Cornelius
22  7,3|        who was in a swoon; shook hands with his servants, who were
23  8,1|         for its execution in the hands of Master van Spennen, who,
24  8,2|         beating heart, trembling hands, and a livid countenance,
25  8,2|        place. He dug up with his hands more than ten square feet
26  8,2|          to turn back with empty hands. ~But in vain did he search
27  8,2|          his livid face from his hands in which it had been buried - "
28  9,1|          Gryphus fallen into the hands of those madmen he would
29  9,2|          terror knocked with his hands and feet at the door so
30 11,1|          press in which both his hands and his eyes must have been
31 11,1|       The parcel was put into my hands in the way I have described;
32 11,2|         His keys passed into the hands of one of his assistants.
33 11,3|     smile, kissing the trembling hands of the afflicted girl. ~"
34 11,3|         cried Rosa, wringing her hands. "And have you nothing more
35 11,3|      with her face buried in her hands and became almost senseless. ~"
36 12,1|  suddenly Van Baerle felt gentle hands raising him, and soon stood
37 13,2|        his back bruised, and his hands scratched, he inflicted
38 14,2|       would have fallen into his hands and not the nurse's: in
39 14,2|       tenderly stretched out his hands towards her, but they were
40 15,2|           I kept the paper in my hands, which spoke to other people,
41 16,2|          Cornelius, clapping his hands with joy, "you are a good
42 17,2|          forbidden object in the hands of his prisoner, pounced
43 17,2|        snatched the jug from the hands of Gryphus, and hid it like
44 17,2|         and he raised in his two hands the heavy jug with all the
45 20,1|         border, plunged both his hands into the soft soil, took
46 20,2|           dear Rosa! look how my hands tremble; look at my pale
47 20,2|          coyly withdrew her warm hands from the grating, as Cornelius
48 21,1|          no longer drew back her hands from the grating, and even
49 21,2|        stopping and clasping his hands, he said, - ~"Oh, there
50 22,1|         would never have left my hands but to pass into yours;
51 23,1|          water her pretty little hands, begrimed as they were with
52 24,1|          key was never out of my hands; I clinched it as if I were
53 24,2|          t I?" ~Rosa clasped her hands in despair. ~"Ah!" Gryphus
54 24,2|          and despair, kissed her hands to her friend; then, suddenly
55 26,1|          already passed into the hands of a third person; - if
56 26,1|       Rosa, however, clasped her hands, and said with that tone
57 26,2|    himself, with my proofs in my hands." ~"You have, then, some
58 27,1|          in the ground with your hands - but, thank God! in vain,
59 27,1|         Rosa hid her face in her hands with a movement of despair. ~"
60 27,1|         her a sign to remove her hands from her face. ~Rosa obeyed,
61 27,2|     Prince, who took it from her hands and examined it. ~"But,
62 27,2|      paper which remained in her hands. ~Her eyes suddenly lighted
63 28,1|      Loewestein, suffered at the hands of Gryphus all that a prisoner
64 28,1| supporting his head with his two hands, whilst his eyes wandered
65 28,2|   inspector, or turnkey who lays hands upon any prisoner of State
66 28,2|     dismissed.'" ~"Yes, who lays hands," said Gryphus, mad with
67 28,2|        him, snatched it from his hands, and put it under his own
68 29,1|      weapon which he held in his hands, - ~"Do you see this knife?
69 29,1|          There they fettered his hands, bandaged his eyes, and
70 30,1|        with a smile, clasped her hands. ~"You hope in me?" said
71 31,1|          which was placed in the hands of that notable body to
72 31,2|        people, who clapped their hands, and made the old town of
73 32,2|         Van Baerle, clasping his hands, "and when I have seen it,
74 33,2|        full of emotion, gave his hands to the lovers to kiss, whilst