Chapter

 1  2,1|       with broken wrists and crushed fingers. He had not confessed
 2  6,2|      twenty tulips, torn and crushed, were lying about, some
 3  9,2|      years! such sweet hopes crushed; his discovery was, after
 4 17,2|     immediately after it was crushed to atoms under his heavy
 5 18,1|   that,' he cried, 'you have crushed the bulb?' ~"'Indeed I have.' ~"'
 6 18,1|    over and over again, - ~"'Crushed, crushed the bulb! my God,
 7 18,1|    over again, - ~"'Crushed, crushed the bulb! my God, my God!
 8 18,1|    the bulb! my God, my God! crushed!' ~"Then, turning toward
 9 18,2| likewise, "since your father crushed that unfortunate bulb, I
10 23,1|   rage of Jacob when Gryphus crushed the first bulb. In that
11 24,1|      father, who has already crushed the first bulb of my tulip.
12 25,1|    last seven years were now crushed. ~Rosa was one of those
13 27,2|   three bulbs. The first was crushed by my father in the prisoner'
14 33,1|  different emotion. ~Boxtel, crushed by the failure of his hopes,