Chapter

 1  3,2| staircase he found little Rosa, trembling all over. ~"Oh, Mynheer
 2  3,2|        to give you," Rosa said, trembling even more violently than
 3  8,2| midnight, with a beating heart, trembling hands, and a livid countenance,
 4  9,1|    Tol-Hek? ~Gryphus came forth trembling behind the courageous Rosa.
 5  9,2|         On that placard." ~And, trembling, pale, and gasping for breath,
 6 11,2|        s cell, when a white and trembling arm interposed between him
 7 11,3|   melancholy smile, kissing the trembling hands of the afflicted girl. ~"
 8 12,1|        his feet again, although trembling a little. ~He looked around
 9 17,2|      nothing," cried Cornelius, trembling. ~"Ah! have I caught you?
10 17,2|      uttered by poor Rosa, who, trembling and pale, with her arms
11 17,2|        as he gathered, with his trembling fingers, the remnants of
12 21,1|           Cornelius then awoke, trembling with joy, and muttering, - ~"
13 21,2|       colour?" asked Cornelius, trembling. ~"Oh," answered Rosa, "
14 22,2|     give it to me." ~And with a trembling hand Cornelius wrote the
15 25,2|      besides mine?" asked Rosa, trembling. ~"Yes, - that of Mynheer
16 27,1|        placed his chair. ~Rosa, trembling, pale and terrified, expected
17 33,1|      one of the angles, Boxtel, trembling with impatience, and quite