Paragraph

 1 1 |        wall.~ ~On one side is a dining-room, which connects with the
 2 1 |        two upper~stories.~ ~The dining-room is hung with tapestries
 3 1 |        communicates between the dining-room and~the kitchen, and is
 4 7 |       with six windows, and the dining-room. The~kitchen communicates
 5 7 |   kitchen communicates with the dining-room through an office. Camille~
 6 7 | coverings. The furniture~of the dining-room comprises four great buffets,
 7 15|       him to come down into the dining-room and sit there while~she
 8 16|     baron had given him, in the dining-room,~a discourse on matrimony,
 9 20|      herself alone in the great dining-room of an old mansion,~served
10 26|         tips of his toes to~the dining-room, where he began to clear