Chapter

 1  1,3| advancing for, and what do you wish?" ~The burghers shook their
 2  4,3|       his side. ~"How I should wish," William of Orange malignantly
 3  5,1|       spend your money, if you wish to know what life really
 4 11,2|    Indeed you have not, if you wish to make your peace with
 5 11,2|     with emotion, "what do you wish? I may tell you that my
 6 11,2|      peace with Him and do not wish for a clergyman. The last
 7 11,2|   leaving this world, I do not wish to have any further regret." ~
 8 11,3|    about to lose, - "I have no wish left, except that the tulip
 9 11,3|       have only to say, that I wish you to preserve these bulbs
10 17,1|      sure I don't." ~"Then you wish me to keep my mind easy?" ~"
11 19,1|        not, on the other hand, wish to drive him to despair,
12 20,2|     mentioned any more, if you wish it, Rosa." ~"No, no," the
13 21,2|        I shall cull it, if you wish it." ~"Oh, no, no, Rosa!
14 22,2|       it myself, for I did not wish to lose a moment. Here is
15 22,2|        it yourself. ~"It is my wish that it should be called
16 27,1|      to say, because I did not wish to make this girl blush
17 27,2|      say, is it not?" ~"What I wish to say, your Highness, is
18 28,1| coolness of those on whom they wish to vent their spleen. ~The
19 28,2|    worse," roared Gryphus. ~"I wish you may." ~"Don't you see
20 30,1|    five hundred guilders, as I wish that day to be a great day
21 30,1|         How does your Highness wish me to be dressed?" faltered
22 31,1|        The town, which did not wish to be outdone, voted a like
23 32,1|      this pang." ~"Just as you wish. Drive on! I ordered the