Chapter

 1  1,2|        himself: but, as we shall soon see, it was not enough. ~
 2  2,3|        had pen and ink you would soon see," said Cornelius. ~"
 3  3,1|        the Town-hall, to hear as soon as possible the current
 4  4,2|         bloody track, and he was soon closed in among the savage
 5  5,2| perceiving that his vessel would soon have to strike, made the
 6  5,2|          that the fighting would soon begin again, and that just
 7  5,2|   arousing the jealousy of God. ~Soon people from Dort to Mons
 8  6,1|    letting him stop. Thus Boxtel soon was no longer content with
 9  6,2|      speculation. Van Baerle, as soon as the idea had once taken
10  6,2|        easy access; and here, as soon as the lamp illuminated
11  7,1|         Bengal or Ceylon; but he soon reflected that Cornelius
12  8,1|        thoughts, that evil minds soon grow familiar with them. ~
13  8,2|       had looked forward to. ~As soon as it was dark he got up. ~
14 10,2|          to go, to leave them as soon as possible. Come, off with
15 12,1|    gentle hands raising him, and soon stood on his feet again,
16 13,1|        drawn by good horses, who soon carried Van Baerle away
17 13,2|     guilders. He needed only, as soon as the execution was over,
18 14,2|         the management of it. As soon as I received your letter,
19 15,2|        of his footsteps, and, as soon as they had died away, he
20 15,2|       the fair Frisian maid, and soon after a light appeared at
21 17,1|      Coming so late and going so soon." ~ ~
22 19,2|         visit, "I think we shall soon get rid of our scholar." ~
23 21,2|         care of it, and we shall soon see it grow quickly." ~"
24 22,1|       Mynheer van Baerle, and as soon as it opens I will give
25 22,2|       perhaps in ten minutes. As soon as it is open, I shall send
26 23,2|         stealing the key, but it soon occurred to him, not only
27 25,1|       horse off at a canter, she soon came up with him. ~The honest
28 25,2|        an "Open Sesame," for she soon found herself in the office
29 27,2|         and shame for the past. ~Soon, however, raising his head
30 28,2|          and with fright, but he soon rallied, and said, putting
31 31,2|          raised on its pedestal, soon overlooked the assembled
32 32,2|   enthusiastic acclamations. ~He soon arrived at the platform,