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 1 1 | singular design. A large square table, with~solid legs, fills
 2 1 |       with tapestry. On a round table supported by a single leg~
 3 2 |        seated beside the little table lighted by the~antique lamp,
 4 2 |    shining cloth on~the old oak table, enlivening the still, brown
 5 2 |    which she placed on~a square table in front of the fire; then
 6 3 |         the abbe~brought to the table, arranging the proper number
 7 3 |     basket in the centre of the table beside~the lamp, with infantine
 8 7 | thousand francs, a carved ebony table, a secretary with many drawers,~
 9 8 |        Mariotte came to lay the table. Gasselin was out exercising
10 8 |      and Felicite were still at table. The great critic was~something
11 8 |         compliance. The dinner-~table presented that rich and
12 8 |  throwing the letter across the table to Vignon, who began to
13 8 |        s eyes were fixed on the table; he saw nothing about him.
14 10|         s~maid, had cleared the table, there was a general and
15 12|         Rochefide, lying on the~table. An invincible curiosity
16 15|        composer had remained~at table with his rival, begging
17 16|    dropped their cards upon the table and looked at~each other
18 18|        was a curious clock, the table with its Persian cloth,
19 18|       well~applied. On a little table Calyste saw jewelled knick-knacks,
20 18|      said Beatrix, "this is the table at which I write."~ ~She
21 18|    herself, and took one to the table to look~over what he was
22 18|        up, put his elbow on~the table, his chin in his hand, and
23 20|     answered, looking round the table for something he~did not
24 23|        for~himself at Aurelie's table, Couture, to whom Finot,
25 25|    Finot and his two friends at table and~the conversation already
26 25|    never eaten such fare~at the table of any sovereign, nor drunk