Chapter

 1  1,1|       changed their tactics, and tried to obtain by calumny what
 2  5,3|      painter, a sort of fool who tried to reproduce and disfigure
 3  6,1|           to gratify his hatred, tried to devise a plan by means
 4  6,1|    alighted on the ground, first tried to fly each in a different
 5 10,1|        don't you stir." ~He then tried to support himself on his
 6 10,2| exchanged glances. ~That of Rosa tried to express, - ~"There, you
 7 13,1|      tulip. ~Boxtel had at first tried to gain over Gryphus to
 8 16,2|      than a hangman?" ~Cornelius tried to contradict her, and certainly
 9 17,2|       for his jug. ~He therefore tried to wrest it from him by
10 18,1|     Jacob. ~"It was as if he had tried to read my thoughts at the
11 21,1|      again, but alone; Cornelius tried to propitiate him, but Gryphus
12 23,2|       many keys as he could, and tried all of them during one of
13 28,2|          Cornelius did not stir, tried to attract his attention
14 32,1|          the scene which we have tried - with poor success, no