Chapter

1  4,1|        with his handkerchief, was watching in a corner of the Buytenhof,
2  7,1|   telescope. ~The envious spy was watching more intently than ever. ~
3 22,1|          Rosa, no doubt, would be watching too, but, happier than he,
4 22,2|     fervour. ~"Oh Thou art always watching from on high, my God," he
5 22,2|        there," he said, "is Rosa, watching like myself, and waiting
6 33,1| impatience, and quite absorbed in watching the Prince, the guilders,
7 33,2|         indeed a sight to see him watching the obnoxious moths and