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 1 I   |        two or three coaches had room to stand. In 1822~the offices
 2 III |          was~the door of a back room, opening, on every floor,
 3 III |         staircase.~This was the room in which Moreau slept whenever
 4 III | Pierrotin had seen in the first room, where he deposited the
 5 VI  |     grandiose appearance to the room. The~carpet was a Persian
 6 VI  |       dining-room and billiard-~room were furnished in mahogany.~ ~
 7 VI  | maid-servant, bursting into the room.~ ~"Rosalie," said her mistress, "
 8 VI  |         let us go into the next room and conclude~this business
 9 VI  |     when the count had left the room.~ ~"Yes, HE may be, but
10 VI  |        Estelle, coming into the room, somewhat tired~with what
11 VII |          When Oscar entered the room she signed to him to sit
12 VII |     ex-steward, who entered the room and~surprised this scene
13 VIII|         shelves which~lined the room, until he could reach a
14 IX  |        he withdrew into his own room, calling Oscar after him.~ ~"
15 IX  |        Clapart, who entered the room at that~moment to bring
16 IX  |         that sum of money in my room."~ ~"But, surely, you are
17 X   |       and remained in the outer room with Moreau, who had come