Chapter

 1  3,2|       without making any reply, followed in the steps of his master. ~
 2  3,3|   spirited Flemish horses. Rosa followed them with her eyes until
 3  3,3|       watch over you." ~Gryphus followed his daughter, and the trap-door
 4  4,2|     hemmed in between those who followed and those who met it. It
 5  4,2|         of which one might have followed his bloody track, and he
 6  5,1| galloping over the Leyden road, followed by Captain van Deken, whom
 7  7,1|     whilst a train of domestics followed their steps, De Witt said
 8  7,3|       were bathed in tears, and followed the magistrate, who put
 9 11,3|        arms, when a heavy step, followed by other dismal sounds,
10 11,3|        for the prisoner. He was followed by the executioner, by the
11 15,1|                   1~Gryphus was followed by the mastiff. ~The turnkey
12 17,1|     certainly it was me whom he followed, and me whom he was spying
13 18,2|  prepared your borders this man followed you?" ~"So he did." ~"That
14 20,1|       on account of the man who followed me, and in whom I had recognized
15 20,1|         see whether I was again followed as I was last time." ~"And
16 20,2|     shook her head, after which followed a pause. ~"Well," - Cornelius
17 23,1|     doubt, that this worthy had followed from the Buytenhof to Loewestein
18 23,1|  lobbies. ~Only as this time he followed her in the night, and bare-footed,
19 23,2|       This was more likely. ~He followed Rosa in his stocking feet,
20 24,2|         Cornelius." ~Her father followed her, growling. ~As to poor
21 26,1|     started for the White Swan, followed by the boatman, a stout
22 26,1|         the house. ~In his wake followed two officers, one of the
23 27,1|         of Mynheer van Systens, followed by two men, who carried
24 27,1|       to me. Do you deny having followed me into the garden, on the
25 27,1|    plant it? Do you deny having followed me into the garden when
26 29,2|         melancholy thoughts, he followed the officer with a resolute
27 31,2|      then the corporation, then followed a cheer for the people;
28 31,2|    intently watched this tulip, followed it so eagerly from the drawer