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 1  1  |                     1. A Grateful People~
 2  1,1|                     1~On the 20th of August, 1672,
 3  2,1|                     1~As the fair Rosa, with foreboding
 4  3,1|                     1~Whilst the clamour of the
 5  4,1|                     1~The young man with his hat
 6  5,1|                     1~Whilst the burghers of the
 7  6,1|                     1~From that moment Boxtel'
 8  7,1|                     1~Cornelius de Witt, after
 9  8,1|                     1~The incident just related
10  9,1|                     1~It was about midnight when
11 10,1|                     1~On the same evening Gryphus,
12 11,1|                     1~Rosa had not been mistaken;
13 12,1|                     1~Cornelius had not three
14 13,1|                     1~Whilst Cornelius was engaged
15 14,1|                     1~It was indeed in itself
16 15,1|                     1~Gryphus was followed by
17 16,1|                     1~The worthy Master Gryphus,
18 17,1|                     1~On the following evening,
19 18,1|                     1~Rosa had scarcely pronounced
20 19,1|                     1~But poor Rosa, in her secluded
21 20,1|                     1~On the following evening,
22 21,1|                     1~The night was a happy one,
23 22,1|                     1~The night passed away very
24 23,1|                     1~And in fact the poor young
25 24,1|                     1~Cornelius remained standing
26 25,1|                     1~Rosa, on leaving Cornelius,
27 26,1|                     1~Rosa, beyond herself and
28 27,1|                     1~Boxtel's return was scarcely
29 28,1|                     1~Whilst the events we have
30 29,1|                     1~In Which Van Baerle, Before
31 30,1|                     1~Wherein The Reader Begins
32 31,1|                     1~Haarlem, whither, three
33 32,1|                     1~At this solemn moment, and
34 33,1|                     1~Van Baerle, led by four