Chapter

 1  1,1|            who was his tutor, had brought him up with the view of
 2  1,2|          intimation of the charge brought against his brother, had
 3 10,1|       same evening Gryphus, as he brought the prisoner his mess, slipped
 4 10,1|     looking at the things she had brought, - "yes, that's right. Now
 5 11,1|         and unfortunate godfather brought to my house." ~This was
 6 11,3|           it as a relic. To-day I brought it to you, for it seemed
 7 14,2|         answer to his letter, had brought back hope to him under her
 8 15,2|           withdrew hers. ~"I have brought back to you your bulbs." ~
 9 15,2| Loewestein, when your housekeeper brought me your letter. Oh, how
10 15,2|          as when your housekeeper brought me your letter. I kept the
11 16,1|      happiness of seeing our work brought to a successful issue!" ~"
12 16,2|       suckers. ~Every evening she brought to him, handful by handful,
13 19,1|        night for him, and the day brought no hope to the prisoner. ~
14 19,2|        dishes away just as he had brought them. ~Cornelius had remained
15 19,2|           a pencil which Rosa had brought to him. He guessed that
16 20,2|             And, saying this, she brought her fresh cheek, as if unconsciously,
17 21,1|          this was the only trophy brought back from the expedition. ~
18 21,1|      speak of the tulip, but also brought to him a black one in a
19 25,2|           judge as that which was brought before King Solomon, and
20 26,1|     assert to be Master Jacob, be brought here before you and me,
21 26,1|           s speech seemed to have brought a certain conviction into
22 31,1|        ancient days, when she was brought from Etruria to the Eternal
23 32,2|       Loewestein, and whom I have brought to Haarlem according to
24 33,1| spectators. - ~"You know what has brought us here? ~"A prize of one
25 33,2|      tulip, she has nursed it and brought it into flower. It would