Chapter

 1  8,1| related was, as the reader has guessed before this, the diabolical
 2 19,2|    Rosa had brought to him. He guessed that she expected an answer,
 3 20,1|      Yes," she said, "you have guessed the truth; that suitor and
 4 20,1|      this alarm, and Cornelius guessed, from the expression of
 5 20,1|       brow. "Oh, the wretch! I guessed his intentions. But the
 6 21,2|  continue the conversation. He guessed that this unexpected kiss
 7 22,2|     flower." ~And as if he had guessed correctly, nearly at that
 8 23,1|   enemy, Isaac Boxtel, and has guessed, no doubt, that this worthy
 9 23,2|        she had left it, Boxtel guessed that the tulip had opened,
10 28,1| Cornelius heard him enter, and guessed that it was he, but did