Chapter

 1  2,3|        Buytenhof. ~John gratefully raised his eyes to heaven. ~"And
 2  5,3|         door to that of Boxtel. He raised a certain building in his
 3  5,3|           painter, he thought, had raised his studio by a story to
 4  6,2|           was injured at all. They raised proudly their noble heads
 5  7,1|           border the young suckers raised from tulips of the colour
 6  7,2|           of the day." ~Van Baerle raised his eyes to heaven and sighed
 7  7,3|           rising. ~The housekeeper raised her hands to heaven. ~As
 8  8,2|           of the dry-room might be raised like those of a greenhouse.
 9  8,2|            even greater difficulty raised it against the wall of Van
10 17,1|            aside the sword already raised at the Buytenhof." ~"You
11 17,2|          which blinded him, and he raised in his two hands the heavy
12 17,2|            and pale, with her arms raised to heaven, made her appearance
13 22,2|              And with one hand she raised to the level of the grating
14 26,2|           pallor of the President, raised his head, and said, in his
15 28,2|          but at the moment when he raised it Cornelius rushed at him,
16 29,1|          was disarmed, and Gryphus raised and supported; and, bellowing
17 30,1|            what do you hope?" ~She raised her moist and beautiful
18 31,2|            escort the tulip to the raised seat which it was to occupy
19 31,2| Stadtholder. ~And the proud tulip, raised on its pedestal, soon overlooked
20 33,1|         And thirdly, standing on a raised step among the maidens of
21 33,1|          on the ground. ~When they raised him, and examined his pulse