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1 2|   were Rabourdin's study and bedroom,~and behind them the dining-room,
2 2|     to the left was Madame's bedroom and dressing-room, and~behind
3 2|   them her daughter's little bedroom. On reception days the door~
4 2| study and that of his wife's bedroom were thrown open.~The rooms
5 2|  carmelite~touches. Madame's bedroom was draped in a fabric of
6 3|  when the cashier was in his bedroom, undressing without any
7 4|    bought~for nothing in his bedroom; took possession of phials
8 7| immediately~escaped into her bedroom, where chaos reigned; a
9 7|      into Madame Rabourdin's bedroom, where she followed~him,