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 1 1 |  foot-passengers circulate, the floor planks~bending beneath them,
 2 1 |       on the level of the first floor by a stone~gallery, supported
 3 5 |         of her son on the upper floor, and she dropped the paper,~
 4 7 |        large panes on~the upper floor. Above are the attics, which
 5 7 |         the arrangement of this floor,~carefully avoiding all
 6 7 |        a green carpet.~ ~On the floor above are two suites of
 7 7 |         apartments on the lower floor, and her private rooms above,
 8 16|      sound as it dropped to the floor.~She knew so well the places
 9 18|  flowering plants. On the first floor the old~servant opened,
10 18| dead-gold silken trimmings, the~floor covered with a dark red
11 22|          she lived on~the third floor of the only house that remained
12 22|       francs a year on a~second floor in the rue Coquenard, and