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 1  2,2|           Cornelius van Baerle, my godson, whom you know, and who
 2  2,3|      replied, - ~"Do not I know my godson? have not I been enabled
 3  2,3|       Cornelius wrote: - ~"My dear Godson, - ~"Burn the parcel which
 4  5,1|            was Dr. van Baerle, the godson of Cornelius de Witt. He
 5  5,2|            way to the house of his godson, who perhaps was the only
 6  5,3|          obscure gardener, was the godson of Mynheer Cornelius de
 7  7,1|           reached the house of his godson, Cornelius van Baerle, one
 8  7,1|         the tulips. He thanked his godson for having joined him on
 9  7,1|        placing in the hands of his godson; a contrivance so much the
10  7,1|            pressed the hand of his godson, and turned towards the
11  7,1|    godfather forbore giving to his godson the least intimation concerning
12  7,3|       Warden of the Dikes with his godson were lying; a proof that
13  7,3|           Cornelius de Witt to his godson. ~The magistrate broke the
14  8,1|           to say one word, and the godson would be arrested as well
15  9,1|        with his turnkey smile, - ~"Godson of Cornelius de Witt! Well,
16 11,1|            confession involved the godson in the crime of the godfather;
17 11,1| certificate setting forth that his godson was an entire stranger to
18 12,1|         that illustrious John, and godson of that noble Cornelius
19 13,1|           brothers De Witt and the godson of Cornelius, who had just
20 16,1|            of his daughter for the godson of Cornelius de Witt. ~There
21 27,1|            said Boxtel, "and he is godson of that villain Cornelius
22 27,2|       following terms: - ~"My Dear Godson, - ~"Burn the parcel which
23 29,2|            that an honest burgher, godson of Cornelius de Witt, can
24 33,2|            van Baerle, you are the godson of Cornelius de Witt and