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1 2 |      against the back of~the arm-chair which stood beside the fireplace
2 2 |  other chimney-corner, in an arm-chair, the octogenarian sister,~
3 8 | knitting. The baron gave his~arm-chair to his son and walked about
4 9 |      He seated himself in an arm-chair and looked furtively~toward
5 9 | Calyste, sitting in the same arm-chair in which~Felicite had told
6 14|  emotion, fell asleep in his~arm-chair; and the marquise in her
7 18|    flung himself back in his arm-chair and became as pale as~death.