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 1 1 |         rooms.~The first is the bedroom of the head of the family,
 2 7 |         for guests, each with a bedroom, an antechamber,~and a cabinet.
 3 7 |    value of such treasures. Her bedroom is of the period of~Louis
 4 9 |         one of the sofas in the bedroom, the door of which~stood
 5 10|       slipped silently~into the bedroom after Calyste, and now took
 6 10|      the clock of the adjoining bedroom, and the voices~of Claude
 7 13|  seashore."~ ~She went into her bedroom, for she was stifling. Calyste
 8 15| permission to go into Beatrix's~bedroom, where he had seen her on
 9 19|      salon which adjoined their bedroom, she caught~sight in a mirror
10 21|    taking her daughter into her~bedroom, "tell me, what new trouble