Chapter

 1  1,1|  of the chosen one, and to hold him up to the admiration
 2  6,1| evil spirit has once taken hold of the heart of man, it
 3  8,1|   have taken so complete a hold of Boxtel, nor would he
 4  8,2|  tulip? He had time to get hold of them, the scoundrel,
 5 13,1|    try if he could not get hold of the three bulbs of the
 6 15,1|   well, as you are able to hold your lantern with it." ~
 7 19,1| thought took more and more hold of him, until at the approach
 8 21,2|  so that he was obliged to hold by the grating. ~"Good heavens!"
 9 24,2|  he gradually loosened his hold of the bars, which his fingers
10 25,1|    would allow him to take hold of either the croup or the
11 27,2|   he himself wanted to get hold of it, and, being balked
12 31,1| which the city intended to hold on May 15th, 1673 in honour