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eartyr,andhavepreserveditasareliedtothatthisbookstpossessinitselfadivineponotabletoread,iplished”eliustookthebible,andkisseditreverently”hshallie”askedelius
”thereisapencilinthebible,”saidrosa
this
eliustookit,andonthesendflyleafforiteeredthatthefirsthand:”onthisday,the23dofaugust,1672,beingonthepointofrendering,althoughinnoeofallthatihavepossessedinthisnvinay,thegrandblaaybepaidthesasunstead,assoleheiress,undertheonlynditionofherrryingarespeanofaboutage,sheloves,andofhergivingtheblainebined”soygodgrantrcy,andtoherhealthandlonglife”eliusvanbaerle”
theprisonerthen,givingthebibletorosa,said,”read”
”alas”sheansoldyouicannotread”
eliusthenreadtorosathetestantthathehadjustdetheagonyofthepoorgirlalstoverpoweredher”doyouaile,kissingthetrelinghandsoftheafflictedgirl”oh,idontknored
”youdontkno”
”becausethereisonenditionafraidicannotkeep””houghtthatalltledbetweenus”
”yougivethehundredthousandguildersasarriageportion,dontyou”andunderthenditionofrryinganilove”
”certainly”
”oneyeishallneverloveanyone;neithershallirry”and,afterhavingostsheviolenceofhergriefelius,frightenedatseeinghersopaleandsinking,s,alsounds,idstthentinuedbarkingofthedog”theyareingtofete”
shefellonherkneesealstsenseless
”ihaveonlytosay,thatiostpreaysake,andnowfarewell,rosa””yes,yes,”shesaid,e,exe”
shethenputthecherishedtreasurenextherbeatingheartthenoiseonthestairecurioushangersonoftheprisonelius,ratherasfriendsthanasperseittedtoallthosepreparationsenakeinperfoceoftheirdutythen,ainsofthethersdethadbeentakendown
ontcatodescendinordertofollolyingoutstretchednearahlikefacehalfveredhlonggoldenlocksbutrosa,fallingdoillobeyingherfriend,hadpressedherhandonhervelvetbodiceand,forgettingeverythingintheinctivelygraspedthepreciousdepositrustedtohercareleavingtheanuldstillseeinthenvulsivelyclinchedfingersofrosatheyellothatbibleon,anandatulipchapter12
theexecution
eliushadnotthreehundredpaonsteracertainexpressionasitpassionthedogperhapsknenedprisoners,andonlybitthoseentheshorterthethedooroftheprisontothefootofthesorefully,ofurse,ithcuriouspeoplethesee
andscarcelyhadeliusdehisappearancethanafiercegroanranthroughthethestreetsothescaffold,andhspectatorsthescaffoldindeedlookedlikeanisletatthenfluenceofseveralriversinthedstofthesethreats,groans,andyells,elius,verylikelyinordeottohearthehadburiedhielfinhisohoughtsandelancholyjouey
neitherofhisenees,norofhisjudges,norofhisexecutionershethoughtofthebeautifultulipsheavenabove,atuuchoftulips”itisonlyonestrokeoftheaxe,”saidthephilosophertohielf,”andbeautifuldreaberealised”o
