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 1 III|        square landing,--was~the door of a back room, opening,
 2 III|         pulled the coach to the door of the Lion~d'Argent. After
 3 IV |    presently drew up~before the door of a tavern where were sold
 4 V  |      coach pulled~up before the door. "Do you breakfast?"~ ~"
 5 V  |        the~threshold of the inn door while waiting for breakfast.~ ~"
 6 VI |       Rosalie, returning to the door of the salon, "his~Excellency
 7 VI |         gardener, coming to the door of the salon. "And he begs~
 8 VI |        two raps on~his master's door, he heard the words:--~ ~"
 9 X  |        a black coat through the door of the boudoir.~ ~"Ah, Mademoiselle
10 X  |        sharply, marching to the door as~if to go away.~ ~"One
11 X  |         Clapart ran to open the door,~and remained in the outer
12 X  | appearing like a spectre at~the door of the salon whither his
13 X  |   belongings stopped before the~door. The luckless young man
14 XI |       said. Then, moving~to the door of the interieur, he named,