Chapter

1  7,2|         after all, is a goodly sum for a man who is under no
2 11,3|       she may be paid the same sum in my stead, as my sole
3 12,1|      his daily maintenance the sum of twenty-four stivers. ~"
4 13,2| guilders; rather an exorbitant sum, as he engaged to leave
5 13,2| executioner. ~But what was the sum of a hundred guilders to
6 31,1|       be outdone, voted a like sum, which was placed in the
7 33,2|             I give to Rosa the sum of a hundred thousand guilders,