Chapter

 1  1,3|            chief, Count Tilly, the captain of the mounted troops of
 2  2,1|      honour as a soldier. ~"I say, Captain," the first lieutenant whispered
 3  2,1|          brothers, and threatening Captain Tilly, who served as a rampart
 4  3,1|         will be discussed indoors, Captain. Come along, and let us
 5  3,2|           now go to the Buytenhof, Captain; I expect we shall see a
 6  4,2| half-closed eye, and answered, - ~"Captain Van Deken, I request you
 7  4,3|            turning round, observed Captain Van Deken. ~"Is that you,
 8  4,3|          Van Deken. ~"Is that you, Captain?" he said. "You are not
 9  4,3|          Monseigneur," replied the Captain, "this is the third gate
10  4,3|           thunderstruck on hearing Captain Van Deken addressing by
11  4,3|            of my horse?" asked the Captain. ~"I thank you, Captain,
12  4,3|            Captain. ~"I thank you, Captain, I shall use my own steed,
13  4,3|          round and beckoned to the Captain who was far behind, to ride
14  4,3|            Alas! Monseigneur," the Captain answered sadly, "I should
15  4,3|           with it. Let us push on, Captain, that we may arrive at Alphen
16  4,3|           to me to the camp." ~The Captain bowed, allowed the Prince
17  5,1|           Leyden road, followed by Captain van Deken, whom he found
18 29,1|          No. 11?" he asked. ~"Yes, Captain," answered a non-commissioned
19 29,1|            van Baerle?" ~"Exactly, Captain." ~"Where is the prisoner?" ~"
20 29,2|           to the officer, - ~"But, Captain van Deken, the protocol
21 29,2|              Never mind," said the Captain, shrugging his shoulders
22 30,1|     officers, to whom he said, - ~"Captain van Deken, carry this despatch