Chapter

 1  8,2|     produce the black tulip were planted, he ran towards the spot,
 2 16,1|           And when you have once planted it, you will communicate
 3 16,2|       the beginning of April, he planted his first sucker in that
 4 19,2|          when tulips ought to be planted. He had said to Rosa, - ~"
 5 19,2|       account of its having been planted too late, or of its not
 6 19,2|        or of its not having been planted at all! ~These two vexations
 7 20,1|         the jug in which you had planted yours. The soil is composed
 8 25,2|          one which I have myself planted and nursed." ~"Well, then,
 9 26,2|         simple fact of my having planted and grown it in my own chamber." ~"
10 27,2| disappointment. The second bulb, planted by me, has produced the