Chapter

 1  4,1| Monseigneur replied, in an offhand manner; "and the greatest men have
 2  4,2|         brows in a very forbidding manner, restrained the glance of
 3  4,3|       Grand Pensionary in the same manner, whilst they were dragging
 4  4,3|         when he is apprised of the manner in which his dear friends
 5  7,1|           Boxtel, judging from the manner in which Cornelius received
 6  7,1|           with the same respectful manner in a drawer, stowing it
 7  7,2|           opened in such a brusque manner, that Cornelius felt rising
 8 10,1|     accident; he had seen from the manner in which the arm was bent,
 9 10,2|      strange and very disagreeable manner, which makes me fear that
10 15,1|          you dissatisfied with the manner in which I have set your
11 16,1|           prove a failure. In this manner, my dear Rosa, it is impossible
12 18,2|        make sure of it?" ~"In what manner?" ~"Oh, it would be very
13 28,1|        Gryphus will attack me in a manner painful to my self-respect,
14 31,1|  overflowed with scholars. In like manner Haarlem was devoted to the
15 31,1|      brings us in the most natural manner to that celebration which