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 1 1 | steps,~the wall of which is covered with vestiges of carvings
 2 1 |   arms of the du Guaisnics,~covered by hinged pewter lids. The
 3 1 |  poet. On the mantel-shelf, covered with red velvet, is a tall~
 4 1 |   chairs are of turned~wood covered with tapestry. On a round
 5 3 |  indestructibly strong, and covered with a parchment glued to~
 6 7 |    also of mahogany,~chairs covered with horsehair, and superb
 7 7 |    with heavy balusters, is~covered all over with a green carpet.~ ~
 8 7 |     down upon a Gothic~seat covered with green velvet, which
 9 9 |     by the sight of a chest covered with tarred cloth on~which
10 9 |   visible to~the eye though covered with a transparent fichu,
11 10|     hands, laying his face, covered with tears, upon them.~ ~"
12 17| hotel du Guenic,~a house as covered with carving as a sandal-wood
13 17|    dinners on~oaken tables, covered with centenary linen, bending
14 18| silken trimmings, the~floor covered with a dark red carpet,
15 18|  from which issued the arms covered with a second sleeve of~
16 22|     her subsequent life had covered these good seeds with a