Chapter

 1 2| bedroom were thrown open.~The rooms were thus spacious enough
 2 2|        Flowers perfumed these rooms so full~of good taste and
 3 3|     collected. The fine large rooms still~retained certain sculptured
 4 4|     entresol, were the living~rooms and office of Monsieur Ernest
 5 4|  Ponthieu,~where he had three rooms delivered over to the untidiness
 6 4|      exhalations contained in rooms without~ventilators, the
 7 6|    this hour the over-~heated rooms cool off; the peculiar odor
 8 7|     the chambermaid to do the rooms; for the cook went~early
 9 7|       be seen "doing" her own rooms, or she loses her pariostre,~--
10 7|   went immediately to his own~rooms, thinking of his hazardous
11 8| returned at once~to their own rooms without a word; both were