Chapter

 1 10,2|    judge who is to examine you to-morrow has inquired to-day for
 2 10,2|      guilty, your trial begins to-morrow, and the day after you will
 3 15,1|     you one thing, that before to-morrow is over, your pigeons will
 4 16,1|     may judge?" ~"I will do so to-morrow." ~"Take some from a sunny
 5 16,1|        will bring you the soil to-morrow, and you will choose it
 6 16,2|      begin?" ~"At once." ~"No, to-morrow." ~"Why to-morrow?" ~"Because
 7 16,2|          No, to-morrow." ~"Why to-morrow?" ~"Because to-day our hour
 8 16,2|    hope will bring us luck." ~"To-morrow, then." ~"Yes, to-morrow." ~
 9 16,2|       To-morrow, then." ~"Yes, to-morrow." ~On the following evening
10 17,2|       We shall plant the other to-morrow, my dear Mynheer Cornelius,"
11 18,2|        easy!" ~"Tell me." ~"Go to-morrow into the garden; manage
12 18,2|        forgiven. No, Rosa, no; to-morrow we shall come to a conclusion
13 19,2|      in the door the word, - ~"To-morrow!" ~Now to-morrow was the
14 19,2|     word, - ~"To-morrow!" ~Now to-morrow was the eighth day. For
15 20,2|        No, but I think it will to-morrow." ~"Well, then, to-morrow
16 20,2|      to-morrow." ~"Well, then, to-morrow you will bring me news about
17 20,2|        more for the mother." ~"To-morrow?" said Rosa, looking at
18 20,2|        I shall be able to come to-morrow." ~"Good heavens!" said
19 20,2| Cornelius, "why can't you come to-morrow?" ~"Mynheer Cornelius, I
20 21,2|        days, at the latest?" ~"To-morrow, or the day after." ~"Ah!
21 21,2|  surely, surely, you will know to-morrow, or the day after." ~"And
22 24,2|        Governor shall know all to-morrow, and his Highness the Stadtholder
23 30,1|       is to say, the day after to-morrow. Make yourself smart with