Chapter

 1  2,1|     order?" ~"The States, to be sure!" ~"The States are traitors." ~"
 2  2,3|  principal point is, that he is sure not to divulge the secret,
 3  4,1|     being however not yet quite sure as to whom it contained. ~
 4  4,1|             With the key, to be sure!" said the coachman. ~"With
 5  4,2|         his eyes again. ~"To be sure," he said. "These people
 6  4,3|    which the States-General are sure to send to me to the camp." ~
 7  5,1|       Orange, after having made sure that his two antagonists
 8  5,2|        but the fanciers will be sure to find them in the catalogues
 9  5,2|       in the face of death made sure the existence of their brotherly
10  6,1|    remembering that he would be sure to be found out, and that
11  7,3|         said, like a man who is sure of his ground. ~Then, turning
12  8,2|       say - but it is not quite sure - that by this hour the
13  8,2|       imagination. ~"Why, to be sure," said the servant to himself,
14 11,1|        this icy exterior he was sure to conceal an ardent desire
15 11,3|        flower black, I am quite sure of it. You are then to apprise
16 13,2|        to a man who was all but sure to buy with it the prize
17 15,1|      granted you your life; I'm sure I should never have done
18 15,1|      hours are over: you may be sure of that." ~ ~
19 16,1|        soil chosen by me. It is sure to flower, if you tend it
20 16,2|        pupil, Rosa, and you are sure to gain your hundred thousand
21 17,1|         wants." ~"Are you quite sure, Mynheer Cornelius, that
22 17,1|        don't love him." ~"To be sure I don't." ~"Then you wish
23 17,2|       not my father, I am quite sure, but ---- " ~"But?" ~"But
24 18,1|          that was not all; I am sure he said something in his
25 18,2|      said Rosa. ~"Will you make sure of it?" ~"In what manner?" ~"
26 20,1|     moment, very likely to make sure of my not coming back, after
27 21,1|         Gryphus would have been sure to ferret it out in the
28 21,1|        given to the lover to be sure; but it was seventy-two
29 22,1| Horticultural Society, and I am sure he will come." ~"But if
30 23,1|       bulb, he by no means felt sure of it. ~From that moment
31 25,2|       as to that I am not quite sure; I looked more at the flower
32 26,1|        drawing-room, he will be sure - knowing that your Highness
33 26,2|    voice startled Rosa, who was sure she had heard it before. ~"