Chapter

 1  4,1|        gallop. ~All at once he stopped. ~"What is the matter?"
 2  4,1|       seen. The three men then stopped, looking after the carriage,
 3  4,2| vehicle for a moment shook and stopped; but immediately after,
 4  4,2|   carriage pass. ~The coachman stopped, but, however strongly his
 5  7,2|     yet ---- " ~Here Cornelius stopped and heaved a sigh. "And
 6  8,2|       he got astride the wall, stopped for an instant, and, after
 7  8,2|    sanctuary of the florist he stopped, supporting himself against
 8 17,2|        old Gryphus. ~But a cry stopped him; a cry of agony, uttered
 9 20,1|    ground was newly turned, he stopped with a careless air, looking
10 25,1|        meanwhile, after having stopped for two hours at Rotterdam,
11 26,1|      market-place Rosa at once stopped, a sudden thought had struck
12 28,1|       Cornelius at these words stopped for a moment, biting his
13 32,1|      to proceed, but Cornelius stopped him, a painful thought having
14 32,2|    sign to proceed. ~Cornelius stopped him once more. ~"Oh, be