Chapter

 1  1,1|      person by whom the people expected to see the office of Stadtholder
 2  1,2|      means of which his judges expected to force from him the confession
 3  1,2|  citizen and townsman might be expected to share? ~"Moreover," hinted
 4  2,1|       judges, from whom he had expected death, were only condemning
 5  6,2|      darkness those which were expected to furnish the black colour,
 6  7,1|       coffee; and which, being expected to flower for the first
 7 14,2|    wing; and, knowing Rosa, he expected, if the note had ever reached
 8 19,2|       him. He guessed that she expected an answer, but that she
 9 23,1|     Mynheer Isaac had at first expected. ~We say the theft, for
10 27,1| trembling, pale and terrified, expected to be invited in her turn
11 27,1|        day when the flower was expected to open, the tulip was taken