Chapter

 1  3,2|      as a brave one. ~From the spot where they stood, his Highness
 2  4,3|       was now hastening to the spot in order not to lose the
 3  6,2|    large black tulip without a spot of colour, a thing which
 4  7,2|         certainly, not a light spot will disfigure the tulip
 5  8,2|    planted, he ran towards the spot, following, however, the
 6  8,2|        arriving at the precise spot, he proceeded, with the
 7  8,2|        table, and on that very spot where, some hours before,
 8 16,1|         Take some from a sunny spot, and some from a shady,
 9 16,2| described it to me, on a clear spot, far from trees and walls,
10 17,2|       midst of the jug, on the spot where the bulb was lying
11 18,2|      to a conclusion as to the spot to be chosen for your tulip;
12 20,1|      goal, that is to say, the spot where the ground was newly
13 20,1|     mould, taken from the best spot of the garden, and one of
14 24,1|       remained standing on the spot where Rosa had left him.
15 27,1|      after my departure to the spot where you hoped to find
16 29,1|        and selecting the exact spot for every blow of the terrible