Chapter

 1  3,3|     replied. "I considered your coachman to be a faithful man, and
 2  3,3|       you hear them?" cried the coachman, in a deadly fright. ~Yet,
 3  3,3|     carriage, called out to the coachman, - ~"To the Tol-Hek!" ~The
 4  4,1|        giving directions to the coachman to slacken his pace, in
 5  4,1|          my masters!" cried the coachman, "it is ---- " ~Terror choked
 6  4,1|     Tol-Hek. ~"Open!" cried the coachman. ~"Open!" echoed the gatekeeper,
 7  4,1|      key, to be sure!" said the coachman. ~"With the key! Oh, yes!
 8  4,1|         got the key?" asked the coachman. ~"No, I haven't." ~"What
 9  4,1|         then," said John to the coachman, "God commands man to do
10  4,2|          John called out to the coachman, "and take the street on
11  4,2|      out, - ~"Stop! stop!" ~The coachman, on his side, lashed his
12  4,2| notwithstanding this order, the coachman suddenly came to a stop. ~"
13  4,2|           Look there!" said the coachman. ~John looked. The whole
14  4,2|      get off," said John to the coachman; "it is useless to go any
15  4,2|       their carriage pass. ~The coachman stopped, but, however strongly