Chapter

 1  5,1|       there every morning and evening. ~Having disembarked unobserved
 2  5,1|       to toiling from morn to evening on a wooden stool, or a
 3  5,3|     was devouring him. In the evening, therefore, he placed a
 4  6,1|    crowned with success. ~One evening he tied two cats together
 5  6,2|       the beds which only the evening before had been as smooth
 6  7,1|     Cornelius van Baerle, one evening in the month of January,
 7  7,1|      the glass front. ~On the evening of which we are speaking,
 8  8,1| terrible effect. ~On the same evening the letter reached the principal
 9 10,1|                 1~On the same evening Gryphus, as he brought the
10 10,1|  affording him your help this evening, you have forgotten the
11 14,1|    wing. ~She returned in the evening. She had preserved the note. ~
12 14,2|     it came to pass, that one evening in the beginning of February,
13 15,1|  through the gray haze of the evening, the vast expanse of the
14 15,1|       quite frightened in the evening mist. ~"Halloa! what's this?"
15 15,2|          At nine o'clock this evening." ~Gryphus, quite taken
16 15,2|     father falls asleep every evening almost immediately after
17 15,2|   shall be able to come every evening and chat for an hour with
18 16,1|     to come and see him every evening, and from the first evening
19 16,1|   evening, and from the first evening she had kept her word. ~
20 16,1|       word. ~On the following evening she went up as before, with
21 16,2|    one of the suckers. ~Every evening she brought to him, handful
22 16,2|        we have one hour every evening, let us make good use of
23 16,2| to-morrow." ~On the following evening Rosa returned with the Bible
24 17,1|            1~On the following evening, as we have said, Rosa returned
25 17,1|   whilst receiving them. ~One evening she came half an hour later
26 17,1|       and the more so as last evening at sunset, whilst I was
27 18,1|      was called Rosa. ~In the evening she came back. Her first
28 19,1|   Rosa should not come in the evening to pay him her usual visit.
29 19,1|      until at the approach of evening his whole mind was absorbed
30 19,1|       had said to Rosa on the evening before and which had so
31 19,1|       Here comes Rosa." ~This evening none of those little noises
32 19,2|      was seven o'clock in the evening, and the anxiety of yesterday
33 19,2|      for ever from Rosa? ~The evening closing in, his despair
34 19,2|  objects of his love. ~In the evening, Gryphus took away the breakfast
35 19,2|     would not come before the evening to fetch it. He therefore
36 20,1|            1~On the following evening, at the usual hour, Van
37 21,1|       young people speak that evening? Of those matters of which
38 21,1| eighteen with waiting for the evening's interview, and eighteen
39 21,1|   eyes. ~And on the following evening, after the first exchange
40 21,2|      you naughty girl." ~That evening Cornelius was one of the
41 21,2|   after." ~"And to wait until evening to know it, Rosa! I shall
42 22,2| everlasting! But to-day, this evening, and to-night, again I see
43 23,1|      she never left it in the evening. ~For seven days Boxtel
44 23,2|     joy when he saw the usual evening meetings of the lovers resumed. ~
45 23,2|      its author. ~Thus, every evening during that delightful hour
46 23,2|    towards flowering. ~On the evening at which we have arrived
47 25,1|   Boxtel had hired since last evening, and in which he was now
48 25,1|       on her journey. On that evening she slept at Delft, and
49 27,1|     Do you deny that, on that evening, you rushed after my departure
50 30,1|        At five o'clock in the evening, at least twenty leagues
51 30,1|     the Stadtholder until the evening of that day on which she
52 30,1|     him face to face. ~Toward evening, an officer called at Van