Chapter

 1  1,3|      shall prevent it." ~Then, turning round to his men, he gave
 2  2,1|        violent among the crowd turning away; "go and ask for a
 3  2,2|     speaking to himself. Then, turning to his brother, he continued, - ~"
 4  3,2|     pocket of his coat. ~Then, turning round towards his troop,
 5  4,1|     And whilst the servant was turning round the vehicle the Grand
 6  4,3|       in a hurry. ~The Prince, turning round, observed Captain
 7  7,2|  heaven and sighed again. Then turning his glance towards his bulbs, -
 8  7,3|     sure of his ground. ~Then, turning round towards Cornelius,
 9  8,2|   these bulbs!" howled Boxtel, turning over everything in the dry-room, "
10  9,2|    might ordain for him. ~Then turning again to the concerns of
11 10,1|        Gryphus sat down; then, turning towards his daughter, he
12 15,1|    Gryphus," cried Van Baerle, turning away his head to conceal
13 17,2|   cried, boiling with rage and turning towards her; "don't you
14 18,1|      my God! crushed!' ~"Then, turning toward me, he asked, 'But
15 18,1|  immediately loosed him. Then, turning towards me, he continued,
16 21,2| heavens!" he exclaimed. ~Then, turning again to Rosa, he continued
17 27,1|    these several charges, but, turning to the Prince, continued, - ~"
18 27,1|        said the Prince. ~Then, turning to Boxtel, he said, - ~"
19 27,2|        s help I shall." ~Then, turning towards Boxtel, she asked, - ~"
20 27,2|          she continued, whilst turning round to the Prince, "I
21 27,2|         I promise you." ~Then, turning to the President, he added, - ~"
22 28,1|     the windmills of Dort were turning their sails, was breathing
23 29,2|         bowing his head; then, turning towards the officer, who
24 30,1|     you recognise her." ~Then, turning towards Rosa, and fixing