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"
Be
quiet
,
it
's
all
right
.
"
This
burgher
was
no
other
than
Mynheer
Isaac
Boxtel
,
who
since
the
arrest
of
Cornelius
had
come
to
the
Hague
to
try
if
he
could
not
get
hold
of
the
three
bulbs
of
the
black
tulip
.
Boxtel
had
at
first
tried
to
gain
over
Gryphus
to
his
interest
,
but
the
jailer
had
not
only
the
snarling
fierceness
,
but
likewise
the
fidelity
,
of
a
dog
.
He
had
therefore
bristled
up
at
Boxtel
's
hatred
,
whom
he
had
suspected
to
be
a
warm
friend
of
the
prisoner
,
making
trifling
inquiries
to
contrive
with
the
more
certainty
some
means
of
escape
for
him
.
Thus
to
the
very
first
proposals
which
Boxtel
made
to
Gryphus
to
filch
the
bulbs
which
Cornelius
van
Baerle
must
be
supposed
to
conceal
,
if
not
in
his
breast
,
at
least
in
some
corner
of
his
cell
,
the
surly
jailer
had
only
answered
by
kicking
Mynheer
Isaac
out
,
and
setting
the
dog
at
him
.
The
piece
which
the
mastiff
had
torn
from
his
hose
did
not
discourage
Boxtel
.
He
came
back
to
the
charge
,
but
this
time
Gryphus
was
in
bed
,
feverish
,
and
with
a
broken
arm
.
He
therefore
was
not
able
to
admit
the
petitioner
,
who
then
addressed
himself
to
Rosa
,
offering
to
buy
her
a
head-dress
of
pure
gold
if
she
would
get
the
bulbs
for
him
.
On
this
,
the
generous
girl
,
although
not
yet
knowing
the
value
of
the
object
of
the
robbery
,
which
was
to
be
so
well
remunerated
,
had
directed
the
tempter
to
the
executioner
,
as
the
heir
of
the
prisoner
.
In
the
meanwhile
the
sentence
had
been
pronounced
.
Thus
Isaac
had
no
more
time
to
bribe
any
one
.
He
therefore
clung
to
the
idea
which
Rosa
had
suggested
:
he
went
to
the
executioner
.
Isaac
had
not
the
least
doubt
that
Cornelius
would
die
with
the
bulbs
on
his
heart
.
But
there
were
two
things
which
Boxtel
did
not
calculate
upon
:
--
Rosa
,
that
is
to
say
,
love
;
