Chapter

1  4,2|       to the coachman; "it is useless to go any farther; we are
2  9,2|  darkest corner of his cell. ~Useless labour of so many years!
3 11,1| considered the certificate as useless. As to a letter, he certainly
4 17,2|    heavy jug with all the now useless earth which remained in
5 23,2| Boxtel's first theft would be useless. ~He thought it, therefore,
6 23,2|    only might be committing a useless crime, but also the theft
7 25,1|    note, which had now become useless, and explained to him what