Chapter

1  1,3| partial to happy faces than to gloomy ones. 'Death to the traitors!'
2  2,2|     the Grand Pensionary, with gloomy bitterness. "I have made
3  4,2|       restrained the glance of gloomy malice which glistened in
4  9,1|       worthy of Rembrandt, the gloomy winding stairs illuminated
5  9,2|  thought Cornelius fell into a gloomy despair, from which he was
6 14,2|        dull and melancholy and gloomy as night's dark mantle. ~
7 15,2|        brutal threats, and the gloomy prospect of the harshness
8 19,2| melancholy, which was the more gloomy as, involuntarily, Van Baerle