Chapter

 1  1,3|        eye of their chief, Count Tilly, the captain of the mounted
 2  1,3|      traitors!" ~The presence of Tilly and his horsemen, indeed,
 3  1,3|            In this moment, Count Tilly rode forth towards them
 4  1,3|          well and good!" replied Tilly, "although I certainly am
 5  2,1|        best to have the troop of Tilly, which was in their way,
 6  2,1|          burghers!" ~As to Count Tilly, who was as prudent as he
 7  2,1|     condemned to exile," replied Tilly. ~"But who has given this
 8  2,1|       come along!" ~"That's it," Tilly muttered between his teeth,
 9  2,1|          and threatening Captain Tilly, who served as a rampart
10  2,2|      coach near the pond, behind Tilly's dragoons." ~"Tilly's dragoons!
11  2,2|      behind Tilly's dragoons." ~"Tilly's dragoons! What are they
12  2,2|       roar with increasing fury. Tilly was parleying with the burghers. ~"
13  3,1|         demand the withdrawal of Tilly's horse. ~It was not far
14  3,2|          the deputies will order Tilly's horse to quit their post?" ~"
15  3,2|      prison. But the dragoons of Tilly still kept it in check with
16  3,2|     fierce shouts, to meet Count Tilly's dragoons. ~But the Count
17  3,2|         the word of command, - ~"Tilly's dragoons, wheel to the
18  3,2| Town-hall to fetch the order for Tilly's horse to withdraw." ~"
19  3,2|       why so, as the dragoons of Tilly are still at their post?" ~"