Chapter

 1  2,3|  Baerle is not aware of the nature and importance of the deposit
 2  5,3|    on canvas the wonders of nature. The painter, he thought,
 3  5,3| pleases the eye. He studied Nature in all her aspects for the
 4 10,1|    yet aware of the serious nature of his injury, called out
 5 11,1|   an entire stranger to the nature of this correspondence,
 6 11,2| harsh to you; but it is his nature, he is so to every one,
 7 19,1|   marvellous combination of nature and art with which he would
 8 20,2|     changes in the realm of nature; the flowers of spring are
 9 23,1|     suggested by his crafty nature to watch the others without
10 31,2|  for those who had overcome Nature, and had forced the inexhaustible
11 31,2|     him, Boxtel, has forced Nature to produce a black flower,