Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |     Paris with more or less of painted signs, floating~banners,
 2         I,II |        Faubourg du Temple, and painted upon~them in big letters, "
 3         I,IV |        stuff, and~furniture of painted white-wood covered with
 4         I,V  |      bronze~without gilding, a painted chimney-board, a console
 5         I,VI |        great iron-bound doors, painted a dragon-green, strengthened
 6         I,VII|        ornaments in~cast-iron, painted. This style of door, since
 7         I,VII|   white marble, with its walls painted to~resemble marble, was
 8         I,III|        with large panels where painted~shepherdesses danced in
 9         I,III|  Popinot, sheriff of Sancerre, painted by~Latour,--the father of
10         I,V  |      letters on a metal plate,~painted red and varnished, to which
11         I,V  |       affected~by the emotions painted on the worn face of the
12         I,VII| resumed, alarmed at the terror painted on~Constance's face, "I