Chapter

 1  1,2|         Witt been locked up and broken by the rack? Shall we not
 2  2,1|    stretched on his couch, with broken wrists and crushed fingers.
 3  2,2| prisoner, who stretched out his broken limbs and his hands tied
 4  3,3|      over his head, just as the broken gate gave admittance to
 5  4,2| Cornelius, who is already quite broken and mangled by the torture.
 6  6,2|         bent, others completely broken and already withering, the
 7 10,1|   became aware that his arm was broken, this man, so harsh to others,
 8 10,2|     table, Cornelius placed the broken arm on it so as to make
 9 13,1|       bed, feverish, and with a broken arm. He therefore was not
10 16,2|         Cornelius had skilfully broken, did service as a flower-pot.
11 17,2|     hand, the same which he had broken, and which Cornelius van