Chapter

 1  2,1|       was immediately swelled by five hundred others; "let us
 2  2,3|         be our turn to depart." ~Five minutes had not elapsed,
 3  4,2|        they are! here they are!" five hundred voices were crying
 4  5,2|          thousand men killed and five thousand injured - was that
 5  6,1|         be seen that the four or five thousand tulip-growers of
 6  6,1|        glorious one, when, after five years, its petals at last
 7  7,2|         who has already produced five new tulips: the Jane, the
 8  9,1|        forced to follow him, and five minutes afterwards he entered
 9 14,2|         grief which for the last five months had blanched her
10 16,1|          Witt. ~There being only five prisoners at Loewestein,
11 20,2|   towards the west from three to five in the afternoon." ~"That'
12 25,1|        had been on their way for five hours, and made more than
13 29,1|         in 1668, that is to say, five years before, had committed
14 30,1| Rotterdam, and reached Delft. At five o'clock in the evening,
15 30,1|        yourself smart with these five hundred guilders, as I wish