Chapter

 1  7,3|       shall put you in the way, Doctor," said the judge; "give
 2  7,3|          follow you?" cried the Doctor. ~"Yes, sir, for in the
 3  7,3|       That's no affair of mine, Doctor; you will explain all that
 4  8,1|  intrusted by the Warden to the Doctor must have been of great
 5  8,1| Hollander, and who arrested the Doctor at the very hour when the
 6  8,1|        in the house of the poor doctor to feel any desire to look
 7 10,2|     instead of acting up to the doctor's prescription, Rosa, after
 8 10,2|       Nothing," said Rosa; "the doctor is explaining to me what
 9 11,1|         van Baerle. ~The honest doctor did not confine himself
10 14,1|     ever. ~Fortunately the good doctor was mistaken. In his prison
11 15,1|  happened, so much so, that the doctor of the Buytenhof, who knows
12 18,1|        he would murder me, this doctor? They are always very troublesome