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 1 1 |      family has lived in this room for the last~century. It
 2 1 |      fills the centre of this room; the chairs are of turned~
 3 2 |    the atmosphere of that old room and burnished~the now black
 4 2 |   enlivening the still, brown room, as Fanny's voice~cast into
 5 3 |    the three occupants of the room,~and addressed them in phrases
 6 5 |      hangings of that ancient room would have~admired the sublimity
 7 5 |   like the other~doors of the room.~ ~"What is it?" she said; "
 8 5 |      family; and she left~the room without waiting to hear
 9 7 |     great soul, entering that room, would be struck with the~
10 7 |       Instead of entering the room, the young man sat down
11 7 |       He started to leave the room.~ ~"Where are you going?"
12 7 |       ill, and stay in my own room."~ ~Calyste turned scarlet
13 8 |     Claude Vignon entered the room. At his unexpected~apparition
14 8 |      son and walked about the room, as if to stretch his~legs
15 9 |     was spreading~through the room.~ ~"Here comes the future
16 10|       from the windows of the room in which was~Beatrix. He
17 11|      told, into Camille's own room, where he found the books.~
18 11|      several occasions to his room~on seeing his light burning
19 12|    home, he did not leave his room until dinner~time; and after
20 12|      which had flown~into the room by mistake. At last, when /
21 12|        and went up to his own room to write an answer~to the
22 12|  baroness ran up to Calyste's room. He was absent; she saw
23 12|    said Calyste, entering the room.~ ~"I am praying to God
24 13| Calyste was just entering the room. That is always a~crucial
25 13|  Camille looked into the next room; Beatrix had disappeared.
26 13|  Women do not usually leave a room which contains the man they~
27 13|    She walked up and down her room, driven to rapid motion
28 13|    Camille instantly left the room and gave the order which
29 13|      Camille bounded into her room, after showing her face,~
30 15|     look above. Here, in this room, the~day before Beatrix
31 16|   baroness no longer left the room where~Zephirine sat knitting
32 17|      de Grandlieu entered the room and gave him~a letter, explaining
33 17|    has taken Calyste's former room for hers. Saintly soul!
34 18|      his~face as he went from room to room and from one piece
35 18|       as he went from room to room and from one piece of furniture~
36 18|     was simple in style. This room, hung with garnet~velvet
37 18|      the old man had left the room; "therefore~do not treat
38 20|       Calyste went to his own room to read his letter. When
39 25|   duchess and Maxime left the room. When Madame de Grandlieu~
40 25|      monsieur had entered the room.~ ~"Did you go to the Ambigu,
41 26|       her carriage and making room for him.~ ~La Palferine
42 26|      La Palferine entered the room; but the~vigilance of her