Chapter

 1  3,1|        place we shall see them return with or without the order
 2  9,1|      it. ~About four o'clock a return of the noise was heard,
 3  9,1|       the dead only who do not return." ~On the way which the
 4 11,1|       the former meditated his return to Rome, and the latter
 5 11,2|     Rosa, and I ask nothing in return but your promise that you
 6 14,1|     Dort, and consequently may return there. By fastening a little
 7 15,2|       she completely forgot to return to Cornelius the three bulbs
 8 16,2|   write to me your thoughts in return." ~"Well," answered Rosa,
 9 17,2|        impatient not seeing me return, and that precious lover
10 18,2|        Perhaps she would never return to see the prisoner, and
11 20,1|     have answered. Seeing your return, my dear Rosa, I thought
12 22,1|    said Rosa. ~"And if on your return you find it open?" ~"Well?" ~"
13 22,1|    accustom herself to it. ~"I return to your tulip, Mynheer van
14 23,2|       extinguish the light and return to her chamber. Ten minutes
15 26,1|       the multitude. ~"We must return to the President," she muttered. ~"
16 26,1| muttered. ~"Well, then, let us return," said the boatman. ~They
17 27,1|                     1~Boxtel's return was scarcely announced,