Chapter

 1  1,2|              a sweet triumph for the burghers of the Hague, whose envy
 2  1,3| impassibility than all this crowd of burghers, with their cries, their
 3  1,3|              what do you wish?" ~The burghers shook their muskets, repeating
 4  1,3|         roared the commandant of the burghers. ~"I must know it, by Jove,
 5  1,3|                cried the exasperated burghers. ~"Go along with you," growled
 6  2,1|           his brother Cornelius, the burghers did their best to have the
 7  2,1|          lustily, - ~"Hurrah for the burghers!" ~As to Count Tilly, who
 8  2,1|             began to parley with the burghers, under the protection of
 9  2,1|             you did that," cried the burghers, "we should have a pop at
10  2,2|         Tilly was parleying with the burghers. ~"Well, well," said Cornelius, "
11  3,1|           Cornelius, a deputation of burghers had gone to the Town-hall
12  3,1|             of the deputation of the burghers was then heard addressing
13  4,3|              power, but for whom the burghers of the Hague had built a
14  5,1|                         1~Whilst the burghers of the Hague were tearing
15  5,2|            fellow citizens, the good burghers of Dort, however, he did
16  8,2|                that by this hour the burghers must be murdering Mynheer