Chapter

 1  3,1|          man whom, I assure your Highness once more, I know only by
 2  3,1|    Bowelt is an honest man," his Highness continued, "he will give
 3  3,1|       them should recognize your Highness." ~"Yes, that I might be
 4  3,2|        as Monseigneur, "but your Highness surely does not suppose
 5  3,2|      Witt." ~"We shall see," his Highness replied, with the most perfect
 6  3,2|       spot where they stood, his Highness and his attendant heard
 7  3,2|    amazement. ~"Well, then," his Highness quietly remarked, "now I
 8  4,1|         this man say?" asked his Highness, growing quite pale. ~"Oh,
 9  4,1|      Indeed, but what makes your Highness suppose?" ~"There are fatalities,"
10  4,2|      poor man, who has been your Highness's instructor? If there be
11  4,2|           But am I to leave your Highness here, alone, in the presence
12  4,3|  difficulties were still in your Highness's way of becoming de facto
13  4,3|        as he had done before his Highness called him to his side. ~"
14  9,2|          with the enemies of his Highness the Prince of Orange." ~"
15 11,1|         reasonings was, that his Highness the Prince Stadtholder of
16 12,1|        going on around him. ~His Highness, William, Prince of Orange,
17 12,1|    proofs of his innocence. ~His Highness, accordingly, had granted
18 12,1|         which is a capital. ~His Highness, who, as it seems, did not
19 13,1|         Cornelius, otherwise his Highness might have snatched them
20 15,1|        blunders in politics. His Highness has granted you your life;
21 15,1|          for all that, I say his Highness has made a great mistake." ~"
22 15,2|        now. Oh how I blessed his Highness in my heart! If God grants
23 16,2|          your life, will not his Highness also grant you your liberty?
24 17,1|    emotion than the order of his Highness which turned aside the sword
25 17,2|         conspirators against his Highness who has granted you your
26 23,1|          to the detriment of his Highness the Prince of Orange. ~At
27 24,2|      know all to-morrow, and his Highness the Stadtholder the day
28 26,1|     distinguished honour is your Highness bestowing for ever on my
29 26,1|  endeavours are pleasing to your Highness!" ~"Have you got the flower
30 26,1|         if in the meanwhile your Highness will do me the honour of
31 26,1|         sure - knowing that your Highness is here - to lose no time
32 26,1|       send for him." ~"Yes, your Highness, but ---- ~"What is it?" ~"
33 26,1|       Systens." ~"So it is, your Highness." ~"And have you any proofs
34 26,2|        to question her when your Highness came in." ~"Question her,
35 26,2|          way to the Prince. ~His Highness was just going to walk ahead,
36 26,2|          even if I go before his Highness the Stadtholder himself,
37 27,1|      Orange, started back. ~"His Highness!" he called out. ~"His Highness!"
38 27,1|  Highness!" he called out. ~"His Highness!" Rosa repeated in dismay. ~
39 27,1|        black tulip?" ~"Yes, your Highness," answered Boxtel, in a
40 27,1|      said the Prince. ~"No, your Highness!" ~"And you, child, do you
41 27,1|      that this damsel lies, your Highness." ~"You deny, therefore,
42 27,1|         been at Loewestein, your Highness, but I deny having stolen
43 27,1|         as I shall now tell your Highness. This damsel knew that I
44 27,1|     which, with the help of your Highness's justice, I hope to gain." ~"
45 27,1|        itself will prove to your Highness what trust you may place
46 27,1|     choking, said, - ~"Yes, your Highness." ~"Go on," said the Prince
47 27,1|           Isaac continued. "Your Highness knows all. But there is
48 27,1|           But, fortunately, your Highness has now been warned against
49 27,2|         What I wish to say, your Highness, is that Cornelius is as
50 27,2| revealing it to me? No, no, your Highness, I repeat it, and even at
51 27,2|        Witt!" cried Boxtel. "His Highness knows only too much of him,
52 27,2|    Cornelius a thief? Pray, your Highness, do not say such a word,
53 27,2|      hand of Rosa, and which his Highness had read, folded up, and
54 29,2|       you an aide-de-camp of his Highness, even one of his most intimate
55 30,1|          house. He came from his Highness, with a request for Rosa
56 30,1|         Loewestein?" ~"Yes, your Highness." ~"You do not love him?" ~"
57 30,1|        for you." ~"How does your Highness wish me to be dressed?"
58 31,2|      name of the grower; and his Highness, in a loud and audible tone,
59 31,2|          the gilded chair of his Highness the Stadtholder. ~And the
60 32,2|        here is the escort of his Highness the Stadtholder, and if
61 32,2|         who accompanied him, his Highness ordered his carriage to
62 32,2|        Haarlem according to your Highness's command." ~"What does
63 32,2|         dying I shall bless your Highness's mercy for having allowed
64 32,2|      have made his thanks to his Highness prostrate on his knees with
65 33,2|        be less generous than his Highness the Stadtholder, he consented