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 1 1 |      house there are but two rooms.~The first is the bedroom
 2 1 |     arrangement of the upper rooms they may be imagined after~
 3 1 |     their friends in the two~rooms just described, in which,
 4 2 |   the floors and cleaned~the rooms on the ground-floor, then
 5 7 |      above are two suites of rooms separated by the staircase.~
 6 7 |   cabinet. The servants have rooms in the attic. The rooms
 7 7 |      rooms in the attic. The rooms for~guests are furnished
 8 7 | lower floor, and her private rooms above, so~coquettish, so
 9 9 |  salon of~Camille's suite of rooms. It was then about six o'
10 11|   yourself~to me. Come to my rooms; avoid Beatrix if you meet
11 17|      a happy woman, in these rooms; may~the omen be a happy
12 18|     and velvet furnished the rooms through which Calyste~passed.
13 20|    you?" she asked.~ ~"These rooms are so cold and bare," he
14 20|          Two days later, the rooms of the hotel du Guenic had