Chapter

 1  2,2|    did what people will do in politics, or on the sea when the
 2  5,1|    Witt, who has plunged into politics, the most ungrateful of
 3  5,2|       shunning the pursuit of politics, absorbed as he was in the
 4  7,1|       papers were relating to politics. ~But why should papers
 5 11,1| described his indifference to politics, his love of study, of the
 6 11,1|   perfectly well with that of politics, and that it was proved
 7 11,1|   tulips, or a great lover of politics; in either case, he has
 8 11,1|  having occupied himself with politics is proved by the letters
 9 11,1|  tulips and in the pursuit of politics at one and the same time,
10 11,1|  working with equal ardour at politics and at tulips, which proves
11 12,1|    having thought too much of politics, and where Cornelius van
12 15,1|       always make blunders in politics. His Highness has granted