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 1  7,2|       Van Baerle,' will be the answer. - 'And who is this Van
 2 11,1|      protection, and in a last answer, which he set forth with
 3 11,1|      gentlemen, to which I can answer only the exact truth. Hear
 4 11,2|     whether he had anything to answer. ~"Indeed, I have not,"
 5 11,2|        be comprised." ~On this answer, the Recorder saluted Van
 6 14,2|      for the pigeon, which, in answer to his letter, had brought
 7 15,1|   which he escaped. Well, I'll answer for it that no one shall
 8 17,1|        eagerly waiting for her answer. ~"Young? handsome?" cried
 9 18,1|         I did not know what to answer, as you had so strictly
10 18,1|       anger sometimes saves an answer. I shrugged my shoulders,
11 19,2|      with giving the laconical answer, - ~"All's well." ~At the
12 19,2|   guessed that she expected an answer, but that she would not
13 22,1|            One for whom I will answer, - he is one of my lovers." ~"
14 26,1|   Systens, and he was going to answer her in a gentler tone, when
15 27,1|  Boxtel did not deem it fit to answer these several charges, but,
16 29,2|      brow of Cornelius at this answer, which he looked upon somewhat
17 30,1| disappointment of receiving no answer. ~Cornelius regretted that