Chapter

 1  1,1|  yielded to force. ~It was a real miracle that on that day
 2  3,2|    signed this order are the real murderers of Cornelius de
 3  5,3|      painted tulips, but for real ones, that Van Baerle took
 4  8,1|   moment he was paler than a real invalid, and shook more
 5 21,1|     perfect than the Rosa of real life. Not only did the Rosa
 6 23,1| which betrayed to Boxtel the real value of the object enclosed
 7 23,2|    door as easily as did the real one. ~And this is why, in
 8 26,2|   assertion that you are the real owner of the black tulip?" ~"
 9 26,2|   whom she thought to be her real judge, "I am going to incriminate
10 27,2|      not punish you; but the real evil-doer shall pay the
11 31,2|     as we are concerned, the real interest of the situation,