Chapter

 1  5,1|       mortared in white lines, standing on the edge of the water,
 2  5,1|       into the river. ~Craeke, standing on the deck of the boat,
 3  7,3| Spennen, when he saw Cornelius standing immovable and bewildered, "
 4  9,1|        the sweet face of Rosa, standing, as it were, in the bright
 5  9,2|  before him, its dark outlines standing out in contrast to the houses
 6  9,2|    water-jug of the prison was standing, in the darkest corner of
 7 21,1|   morose and lying in bed, but standing at the window, and singing
 8 24,1|           1~Cornelius remained standing on the spot where Rosa had
 9 26,2|       cabinet. ~Rosa was still standing at the same place, leaning
10 28,1|        moment when we find him standing at the window. ~And at that
11 28,2|        moved not, and remained standing with his arms akimbo. ~"
12 29,2|   assembled. But they were not standing in line, or carrying muskets,
13 30,1|      his eyes, and seeing Rosa standing near the door, he said,
14 33,1|     black tulip. ~And thirdly, standing on a raised step among the