Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |        letters of gold. On the /entresol/ I place the~office, the
 2         I,II |         cook, and lived in the~/entresol/ above the shop,--a sort
 3         I,II | occupied only the shop and the /entresol/, and advised him to remove~
 4         I,V  |          opened up, was on the~/entresol/ where in former days Cesar
 5         I,VI |    wretched little room on the /entresol/--"~ ~"He thought it superb
 6         I,VII|      the judge returned to the /entresol/, the~latter, surprised
 7         I,VII|         the dining-room on the /entresol/,~should be given up to
 8         I,VII|       cafe Foy~will occupy the /entresol/, Virginie will take charge
 9         I,VII|        gave an entrance to the /entresol/; the doors~to each appartement
10         I,VII| afternoon, after resigning the /entresol/ to the secular arm of Chevet~
11         I,IV |      stairway~of a mean little /entresol/, at whose windows he had
12         I,V  |      porter's lodge was on~the /entresol/, in a space which was lighted
13         I,VI |       office in the damp, dark /entresol/ above the shop, whose~single