Chapter

 1  4,2| gruffly replied. ~The officer started off with a speed which was
 2  4,3|    his spurs into its flanks, started off for the Leyden road.
 3  5,3|   tulips. At last he had even started amongst all the Linnaeuses
 4 22,1|     Rosa calling him. He then started up, went to the door, and
 5 24,1|  distracted face of Rosa. ~He started, and turned pale with fright. ~"
 6 24,1|    letter to my messenger; he started before I left his house;
 7 24,2|    was heavy, his eyes almost started from their sockets, and
 8 25,1|       hours at Rotterdam, had started again on her journey. On
 9 26,1|      tulip being found again, started for the White Swan, followed
10 27,1|       with William of Orange, started back. ~"His Highness!" he
11 27,2|      is not guilty." ~William started. ~"Not guilty of having
12 30,1|     Who is your lover?" ~Rosa started back a step. ~"Whom I love,
13 33,1|      mind it much. ~Cornelius started back in dismay, when in
14 33,2|     and drove off. ~Cornelius started on the same day for Dort