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 1 6 |    dolls who played on the piano and made themselves agreeable
 2 6 | returned to her books, her piano, the works~of Beethoven,
 3 7 |   hearing the sound of the piano, supposed~that Camille was
 4 7 | playing on a small~upright piano brought by Conti from England
 5 8 |   the violin, Liszt on the piano, Taglioni in the~ballet,
 6 8 | the music he wrote~for the piano."~ ~Claude began to fill
 7 8 |    gives me lessons on the piano; she is teaching me~Italian;
 8 9 |    Touches sat down to the piano. Together~she and Gennaro
 9 9 | were on either side of the piano. Conti's~sublime voice knew
10 9 | arranged themselves at the~piano, Calyste rose softly, without
11 11|  herself carelessly at the piano, like a woman so sure of
12 12|    it. Then he went to the~piano and ran his finger-nail
13 14|   Camille, who went to her piano to leave~Calyste free to
14 25|   Then, at a corner of the~piano, Fabien's hat, forgotten