Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |    the back-shop, the present dining-room, and kitchen. I~hire the
 2         I,IV |     bought at auction. In~the dining-room were two sideboards, two
 3         I,V  |    not ostentatiously, in the~dining-room, on a chair. Pray heaven,
 4         I,V  |        retreating towards the~dining-room, Vauquelin following. "But
 5         I,V  |     chanced to be paid.~ ~The dining-room and the kitchen, lighted
 6         I,V  |        and~separated from the dining-room by a passage, from which
 7         I,V  |     appartement; in fact, the dining-room, where the honey-moon had
 8         I,VII|     that the kitchen, and the dining-room on the /entresol/,~should
 9         I,VII| arrangements of the room. The dining-room was behind the bedroom~of
10         I,II |   brother like a kitchen to a dining-room, or a work-room to a~shop.
11         I,IV | swallow, and slipped into~the dining-room where he had left the baronne