Chapter

 1  1,3|   brother, who, as you know, is condemned to exile, and to carry him
 2  2,1|   possibly, as the traitors are condemned to exile," replied Tilly. ~"
 3 10,2|       the day after you will be condemned. Matters are settled very
 4 10,2|     understand that you will be condemned to death, executed on the
 5 11,2|      the self-possession of the condemned man. ~A sob was heard behind
 6 12,1|        The dog perhaps knew the condemned prisoners, and only bit
 7 12,1|         Stadtholder of Holland, condemned Cornelius van Baerle to
 8 13,2|        as a great friend of the condemned man; and from whom he bought
 9 13,2|   Recorder take the hand of the condemned, and raise him, whilst drawing
10 14,1|  twenty-eight years of age, and condemned to a prison for life, -
11 20,2|   nothing but her. Then you are condemned to death, and whilst walking
12 27,1| prisoner of state, who was once condemned to death." ~"And his name?" ~
13 29,2|    whispered to Van Baerle, - ~"Condemned prisoners have sometimes