De Witt

Mr. De Witt spoke with entire disregard of the fact that Mrs. Halliday appeared to be slumbering tranquilly.

John de Witt had already resigned the office of Grand Pensionary.

This packet contained the correspondence of John de Witt and M. de Louvois.

It was he who had reported to the magistrate the visit of De Witt and the placing of the packet in a cabinet.

It was Cornelius de Witt's letter to his godson, exhorting him to burn the packet without opening it.