Chapter

 1  1,1|     the execution of vast and noble designs; and for that reason,
 2  1,2|       to be arrested; and the noble brother of John de Witt
 3  1,2| Pensionary. He too received a noble recompense for his devotedness
 4  1,2|      the rack had left on the noble frame of the man who knew
 5  2,3|       wiped off a drop of the noble blood which had soiled the
 6  4,3|     Cornelius, two princes as noble as he in the eyes of God
 7  6,1|     made such progress in the noble science of growing tulips,
 8  6,1|   wall into the midst of that noble, that princely, that royal
 9  6,2|     They raised proudly their noble heads above the corpses
10 10,1|       of one so humble such a noble and feeling speech. ~But
11 11,1|   which he set forth with the noble bearing of a martyr and
12 12,1|      John, and godson of that noble Cornelius de Witt, whom
13 19,1|      no mean perception and a noble heart, she took a very clear
14 20,2|      waist, small feet, and a noble head; in short, I am speaking
15 22,1|      had before her eyes that noble flower, that wonder of wonders.