Chapter

1 I   |     staircase; and was lighted by a narrow casement on the street and
2 I   |             forget the cares of his narrow lot in the intoxication
3 II  | exaggeration, with the trifles of a narrow existence for its object.~
4 II  |             began to see that their~narrow income put the longed-for
5 III |        evening, as he~went down the narrow passage into the little
6 IV  |           there was just room for a narrow bed, an old-fashioned~low
7 V   |           pink cambric covered~with narrow stripes, a straw hat, and
8 VIII|          his, and drew her into the narrow little room~where she had