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1 1 | court-yard has a portico with a double range of steps,~the wall
2 2 |          in which were secreted~double louis-d'ors), and pockets
3 16|        have."~ ~"Forty-two."~ ~"Double /louis!/ all new! How did
4 17|   property; you now possess the double ideal of which I dreamed.
5 18|         of her eyes in a way to double the effect of her~words,
6 18|         and deep sensation of a double~pressurefull of seductive
7 18|     baron into the apartment, a~double door of red velvet with
8 25|    There's none but you who can double the value of what you seem
9 25|      fury and joy, in which the double intoxication of wine and~