Chapter

1  1,2|    voice, and scanning the lines according to measure, the
2  2,3|    once in tracing the few lines which are requisite." ~And
3  5,1|  houses, mortared in white lines, standing on the edge of
4  5,1|    brilliant stuffs, large lines set to catch the voracious
5  8,2| ledgers, Boxtel read these lines: - ~"To-day, 20th of August,
6  9,2| able to read the following lines, daubed by the coarse brush
7 11,3| and pain written these few lines, which, if Van Baerle had
8 27,2| Rosa, who was reading some lines written on the paper which
9 33,2|    wrote over his door the lines which Grotius had, on the