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 1 1 |        a cart-load of~wood. The furniture of this hall is wholly of
 2 2 |         burnished~the now black furniture. The light touched the carvings
 3 6 |      wrote to~Paris to have the furniture necessary for a residence
 4 7 |       green silk coverings. The furniture~of the dining-room comprises
 5 7 |         with other noble~Gothic furniture. Here too are pictures and
 6 7 |   mirror; together with bits of furniture of singular~shape,a "duchesse,"
 7 7 |       of silk, like that of the furniture, lined with pink~satin,
 8 7 | charming collection of mahogany furniture; it~resembles a boudoir;
 9 18|      room and from one piece of furniture~to another, exactly like
10 18|      from Italy by Beatrix. The furniture of~gilded wood with velvet
11 19| happiness, not for~the piece of furniture, but for the dispersion
12 19|      from her bed to a piece of furniture~from which she took the
13 22|      fortune, gave her splendid furniture, a complete service of plate,~
14 23|    ready-made, bought Couture's furniture and all the improvements~