Chapter

 1  5,3|    Baerle, who, after all his learned pursuits, had been seized
 2  5,3|      pictured to himself this learned man, with a capital of four
 3  6,2|       On making inquiries, he learned that the whole night had
 4 11,1|    not until my arrest that I learned that this deposit was the
 5 14,1|   which had once received the learned master Grotius. ~But on
 6 15,1|    man to conspire again. You learned people have dealings with
 7 15,1|       more reason to laugh at learned people." ~"Ah, learned people,
 8 15,1|     at learned people." ~"Ah, learned people, learned people!
 9 15,1|           Ah, learned people, learned people! Why, I would rather
10 23,1|      the blackest colours the learned prisoner whom Gryphus had
11 31,1|     to divert the ladies, the learned, and the curious. ~At the
12 31,1| garden in spring, marched the learned societies of the town, the
13 31,2|     is centred neither in the learned discourse of our friend
14 33,2|      to our description, have learned the character of old Gryphus,