Chapter

 1 IV  |      with fury, sent her to her room, where Rosalie~pondered
 2 V   |        received me~in his outer room next the ante-room--old
 3 V   |      the sole decoration of the room, for the furniture~consists
 4 V   |         came out of his private room, to which no one is~admitted,
 5 VI  |    command the lawyer's private~room. And there are men for whose
 6 VII |      said that there would be a~room in the grotto, where it
 7 VIII|         in; and keep it in your room, for mamma would not let
 8 VIII|       de Chavoncourt's drawing-~room, Albert had imitated some
 9 VIII|   against the background of the room on the upper story of this~
10 IX  |       home by depositing in his room such property as he had~
11 X   |      admitted a stranger to his~room, where Rodolphe was received
12 X   |     uneasiness, and went to his room. When Francesca was tired
13 XI  |         in the furniture of the room where Francesca had received~
14 XIV |         window into his private room. She~thought of writing
15 XVI | arranged the~mysterious private room where I spend my nights
16 XVII|        my~library to my private room, to tell your portrait of
17 XIX |   without stirring from his own room. He had~solved the singular
18 XX  |    looking at the lawyer in his room, the day after Albert's~
19 XX  |       Soulas is in the drawing-~room, and he observed your attitude,
20 XXI |         to heaven,~and left the room, saying to himself, "What
21 XXI |       intellect. He entered the room well, without~awkwardness
22 XXII|      the~Abbe into the handsome room where hung the portrait
23 XXV |      the door when, in the~next room, he was overtaken by Rosalie,