Chapter

1  6,1|     him. ~Van Baerle, as may easily be imagined, had no sooner
2  6,2|    pigeon-holes, which could easily be surveyed by the telescope.
3 13,2|    like Cornelius might very easily have found another fanatic
4 14,1|  from which the first had so easily flown. ~The cell had an
5 18,2| depriving yourself, as I can easily see, of a very great pleasure." ~
6 20,1|      Cornelius being, as may easily be imagined, not far off
7 23,2|  which opened Rosa's door as easily as did the real one. ~And
8 25,2|      But the matter may very easily be ascertained." ~"How is
9 26,2|     her attention, as may be easily imagined, was fixed on that