Chapter

1  5,3|     and rats, all of them very curious fanciers of tulips at two
2  6,2| cherished bulbs. ~But the most curious part of the operations was
3 11,3|      the scaffold, and by some curious hangers-on of the prison. ~
4 12,1|    course, it was crowded with curious people. ~These were the
5 31,1|   ladies, the learned, and the curious. ~At the head of the notables
6 32,2|      work." ~It was, indeed, a curious spectacle to see these two