Part, Chapter

1         I,I |      friend, there is no more wood. Besides, we shall~talk
2         I,VI| mattress on a bedstead of red wood, a shabby night-stand, an
3         I,VI|    fireplace where a fagot of wood was~blazing, were about
4         I,IV|    and desks in stained~black wood. These deserted places were
5         I,IV|       and tongs, and the very wood you've~got in the cellar!
6         I,IV|  winter is hard, the price of wood~has gone up. If you don'
7         I,V |     in the midst of which the wood was successfully defending~
8         I,VI|    his wood-yard,~if he sells wood; in his shop, if, like Birotteau,
9         I,VI|     frigate. The~nails, iron, wood, and copper will bring about