Chapter

 1  4,2|   strike him, they tear him to pieces!" ~"Indeed, these people
 2  4,3|  living flesh, cut the dead in pieces, and then went about the
 3  5,1|      the Hague were tearing in pieces the bodies of John and Cornelius
 4  5,2|        ships had been blown to pieces, three thousand men killed
 5  7,1|         for fear of pulling to pieces and mincing the idol of
 6 10,2| gibbeted, mangled, and torn to pieces?" ~"That's true," said Cornelius,
 7 10,2|       assassinated and torn to pieces, just like Mynheer John
 8 12,1|      his own doom, had torn to pieces and burnt three days before. ~
 9 24,2| original flower-pot, threw the pieces into the canal. After which
10 31,2|    guilders in glittering gold pieces, towards which he was constantly