Chapter

 1  2,3|    Grand Pensionary. ~Cornelius wrote: - ~"My dear Godson, - ~"
 2  5,2|       the province, on which he wrote a treatise, with plates
 3  8,1|     resist it. ~Accordingly, he wrote an anonymous information,
 4 11,3|      end like his godfather, he wrote with a no less firm hand: - ~"
 5 12,1|       of Madame de Sevigne, who wrote about the same time, "there
 6 15,2|         By hundreds." ~"But who wrote to you?" ~"Who! why, in
 7 19,2|       to fetch it. He therefore wrote on a piece of paper, similar
 8 20,1| remained in bed all day. I then wrote to calm your uneasiness
 9 21,2|         as the ink with which I wrote to you." ~Cornelius uttered
10 22,2|       Whilst the tulip opened I wrote it myself, for I did not
11 22,2|        trembling hand Cornelius wrote the address, - ~"To Mynheer
12 24,2|       the canal. After which he wrote the President of the Horticultural
13 33,2|        another Isaac Boxtel, he wrote over his door the lines