Chapter

 1 I  | ink-balls were still used~in old-fashioned printing houses; the pressman
 2 I  |   corpulent, like one of~the old-fashioned lamps for illumination,
 3 I  |    velveteen, and he wore an old-fashioned brown~greatcoat, gray cotton
 4 I  |   side next~the street by an old-fashioned casement, and by a large
 5 I  |    the space taken up by the old-fashioned wooden~staircase; and was
 6 I  |      the importance of these old-fashioned things when he~found he
 7 I  |     the stacks of paper, the old-fashioned presses, the pile~of slabs
 8 III|  metaphor may be allowed, to old-fashioned silver~plate, antiquated
 9 III|    with a meagre border. The old-fashioned furniture~shrank piteously
10 IV |    room for a narrow bed, an old-fashioned~low chair, and a work-table
11 IV |   little~chandelier with the old-fashioned cut-glass pendants had been