The "hurrah," led by the Burgomaster, was given to the Prince, and Janus Dousa followed it by a toast to the independence and liberty of their native land.
Van Hout devoted a glass to the memory of the days of trouble, and the city's marvellous deliverance.

All joined in the toast, and after the cheers had died away, Aquanus said: "Who would not gladly recall the exquisite Sunday of October third; but when I think of the misery that preceded it, my heart contracts, even at the present day." At these words Peter clasped Maria's hand, pressed it tenderly, and whispered: "And yet, on the saddest day of my life, I found my best treasure." "So did I!" she replied, gazing gratefully into his faithful eyes.
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