Chapter

 1  1,2|         a brother, John, on the gold of the Marquis de Louvois." ~
 2  5,1|       tapestry embroidered with gold flowers, the wonderful manufacture
 3  7,3|        the dry-room, "take your gold, your jewelry, and fly,
 4 13,1|        her a head-dress of pure gold if she would get the bulbs
 5 13,2|       leave all the trinkets of gold and silver to the executioner. ~
 6 13,2|      them in a golden box, - as gold is the hardest of all metals? ~
 7 17,1|         under her head-dress of gold brocade, with her fingers
 8 18,2|      his first or last piece of gold; as the mother over her
 9 26,2|   Prince, as he observed Rosa's gold brocade headdress and red
10 31,1|         velvet and fringed with gold. ~The handles of the litter
11 31,2| thousand guilders in glittering gold pieces, towards which he
12 33,1|    folds from her head-dress of gold brocade; in one word, Rosa,