Chapter

 1  8,1|      inquire once more. Be you quiet, sir, I shall let you know
 2  8,2|   listened. ~All was perfectly quiet, not a sound broke the silence
 3  9,2|      the prisoner was not only quiet, but entirely prostrate
 4 13,1|       was meant to say, - ~"Be quiet, it's all right." ~This
 5 15,1|        de Witt don't keep very quiet now." ~"That's very shocking
 6 21,1|        Master Scholar; just be quiet, we shall be on our guard." ~"
 7 21,2|       tulip, though." ~"Ah! be quiet, you malicious little creature,
 8 21,2|  malicious little creature, be quiet! For shame! Do not spoil
 9 22,1|      hope not Jacob." ~"No, be quiet, it is the ferryman of Loewestein,
10 22,1| twenty-five." ~"By Jove!" ~"Be quiet," said Rosa, smiling, "he
11 22,1| thousand?" ~"I shall watch; be quiet." ~"But if it opened whilst
12 24,2|    tremble. "Yes, yes, only be quiet. Yes, yes, I will take his
13 24,2|     door for you! Yes, only be quiet, my own dear Cornelius." ~
14 24,2|      each other again. Just be quiet, - we shall." ~Rosa, beyond
15 27,1|    gave a start, his generally quiet eye flashed, and a death-like
16 27,2|     Stadtholder signified, "Be quiet, and wait." ~The Prince
17 32,2|       it, I must see it." ~"Be quiet, unfortunate man, and come
18 32,2|         but he could only keep quiet for half a minute, and the
19 32,2|        William, impassible and quiet as usual, was proceeding