Chapter

 1  2,1|       traitors may be enabled to leave the town." ~"Very possibly,
 2  2,1|      that, be less dead." ~"Then leave the place to us, and you
 3  2,1|        see an order from them to leave the place to you, and I
 4  2,3|       will be illegible." ~"Just leave me alone for that," said
 5  3,3|     timidly continued, "I should leave by the postern, which leads
 6  3,3|      gate by which you intend to leave the town." ~"But my brother
 7  3,3|        Cornelius, it shall never leave me," replied Rosa. ~And
 8  3,3|          for the present we must leave the two, offered to them
 9  4,1|          mind that no one should leave the town." ~"My good man,"
10  4,2|        emergency." ~"But am I to leave your Highness here, alone,
11  8,2|       could not bring himself to leave the place. He dug up with
12  8,2|         his bulbs? Would any one leave them at Dort, when one goes
13  9,1|       also induced her father to leave. ~The prison was therefore
14 10,2|          should happen to go, to leave them as soon as possible.
15 11,1|        proved by the bulbs which leave no doubt of the fact. And
16 13,2| exorbitant sum, as he engaged to leave all the trinkets of gold
17 16,2|        hand was Rosa's? We shall leave this point to the decision
18 16,2|   unhealthy, or the gin bad, and leave the fortress, and take his
19 16,2|      hour is expired, and I must leave you." ~"Already? But what
20 17,2|       see, you are rebelling." ~"Leave me my tulip," cried Van
21 18,1|        Master Jacob; he does not leave you, then, that Master Jacob?" ~"
22 18,2|        the bulb into the ground; leave the garden, but look through
23 19,1|     which Rosa generally used to leave Cornelius. The hour had
24 19,2|     combined might well make him leave off eating and drinking. ~
25 19,2|          doesn't eat, he doesn't leave his bed. He will get out
26 20,1|    smoothed the ground, so as to leave it on his retiring in the
27 20,2|    faithful to desert me, and to leave me here to die?" ~"But,
28 20,2|       your tulip, you must needs leave me the evenings to find
29 21,2|           said Rosa, "I must now leave you." ~"Yes, yes," said
30 23,2|       necessary that Rosa should leave her room. ~Great therefore
31 23,2|          her loss, she would not leave her room until the lock
32 23,2|        minutes after, he saw her leave the room again, and lock
33 26,1|          and I swear that I will leave him in undisturbed possession
34 28,2|         you think the devil will leave me without fire? Why, fire
35 30,1|         at Haarlem, and we shall leave him in ignorance of it until