Chapter

1  1,3|    Good morning, my good and fair Rosa; how is my brother?" ~"
2  2,1|                     1~As the fair Rosa, with foreboding doubt,
3 11,2|      the Recorder, Rosa, the fair Frisian maid, had slipped
4 11,2|      never seen a woman more fair or more pure than you are,
5 13,2| people who enter a show at a fair, might be disappointed,
6 15,1|    the executioner. ~But the fair Rosa called him to her side. ~"
7 15,2|     the flowing dress of the fair Frisian maid, and soon after
8 18,2|   the sweet blue eyes of the fair maid of Friesland. ~ ~
9 21,1|     the tulip gave him. ~His fair visitor, however, was well