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1 1 |      This lamp has a~common glass globe, about the size of
2 1 |    into a candle-stick by a glass tube. Through a hole at
3 4 |    wick of his lantern, the glass of which was clear and the~
4 8 |    who was slowly sipping a glass of /liqueur-des-iles/.~ ~"
5 8 |     at intervals his little glass.~ ~"I thoughtwell, that
6 17| ought to be preserved~under glass.~ ~My mother-in-law has
7 20|     screen, but hers was~of glass and of Israelitish splendor.~ ~"