Chapter

 1  1,2|          Grand Pensionary. He too received a noble recompense for his
 2  3,1|            his colleague had been received. ~This did not prevent him
 3  3,2|           which the burgher guard received with a roar of triumph.
 4  7,1|         manner in which Cornelius received it, and placed it in one
 5  7,1|          the present which he had received. ~But, on the contrary,
 6  7,1|           contrary, Cornelius had received the parcel from the hands
 7  7,3|         proof that the police had received very exact information. ~"
 8  9,1|        bringing. ~When the jailer received this new inmate, and saw
 9 10,2|             said Rosa. ~Cornelius received this innocent confidence
10 11,1| entertained, as he could not have received such papers from the hand
11 11,1|         caused anxiety to him who received it. ~To this it was objected
12 11,1|        deemed criminal for having received what my illustrious and
13 11,3|     likewise without any bravado, received them rather as friends than
14 14,1|        same prison which had once received the learned master Grotius. ~
15 14,1|            Van Baerle's nurse had received the letter in the following
16 14,2|    management of it. As soon as I received your letter, which, alas!
17 15,2|         written to me." ~"Oh, you received letters, Rosa?" ~"By hundreds." ~"
18 19,2|      similar to that which he had received, - ~"It was not my anxiety
19 20,1|           Rosa, I thought you had received my letter." ~"It is true;
20 20,1|     letter." ~"It is true; I have received it." ~"You cannot this time
21 20,1|           Indeed, I have not only received, but also read your note.
22 20,2|        the love-letters which she received. ~"As to that," said Rosa, "
23 22,2|           last little note he had received from Rosa, as follows: - ~"
24 27,2|          a heart full of joy, and received the congratulations of the
25 27,2|           paper which William had received from the hand of Rosa, and
26 28,1|     hangman. ~Gryphus, not having received any tidings of Rosa or of
27 31,1|         about flowers, and tulips received their full share of worship. ~
28 33,2|       worthy of the name you have received from one of them, and of
29 33,2|  forgotten the blows which he had received in that famous encounter.