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 1  2,1|       narrow winding stairs which led to the prison of his brother
 2  3,2|        descended the stairs which led to the courtyard. At the
 3  3,3|            said the girl, who now led the two brothers through
 4  4,3|    vaulted into the saddle of the led horse, and, setting his
 5 11,2|    Cornelius van Baerle should be led from the prison of the Buytenhof
 6 12,1| re-echoing from the streets which led to the scaffold, and which
 7 21,1|          opened. Gryphus entered, led his men in, and shut the
 8 25,1|         all, caused herself to be led before Mynheer van Systens,
 9 26,1|        took a small street, which led them straight to the mansion
10 27,2|          others. When about to be led to the scaffold, Cornelius
11 29,1|         hours from his cell, then led to the jailer's lodge, where
12 29,2|           counted the steps which led to the Esplanade, regretting
13 33,1|                     1~Van Baerle, led by four guards, who pushed