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1 III|  consisted of~three connecting rooms, a dining-room, salon, and
2 IV |       francs for each of~those rooms in the Louvre," he continued,
3 VI |        Take these gentlemen to rooms 14 and 15. Madame Moreau
4 VI |    with a billiard-room. These rooms, lying parallel to one~another,
5 VI |      on which the two suits of~rooms on either side opened. The
6 VI |      into a boudoir. These two rooms were richly furnished with
7 VI | reviewing the condition of her~rooms, she walked about the grounds,
8 VI |        Moreau himself to their rooms where they~made their regulation
9 IX |      Paris there are suites of rooms as well as houses and~streets