Chapter

 1 I  |         unwillingness, left~the room. The First Consul, who listened
 2 II |      infallible ornament~of the room. A shelf ran round the walls,
 3 III|         unable to look into the room, the door being closed,~
 4 III|        marching up and down the room for some time, Piombo rang
 5 IV |        striding up and down the room, now seated~himself; an
 6 IV |  supporting the other, left the room, abandoning their~daughter
 7 V  |         to her, the girl took a room in the lodging-house that
 8 V  |      house brought to Ginevra's room~a number of trunks and packages
 9 V  | contained in their lodging.~The room first entered served as
10 V  |    piano filled an angle of the room. She sat down upon a divan,~
11 VI |        produced in the one~poor room where they had taken refuge.~ ~"
12 VI |         he reached his wretched room. He entered very~softly,
13 VI |         neighbors came into the room,~bringing all that was necessary
14 VI |        awful silence filled the room.~ ~While that scene was