Chapter

 1 I   |    the first floor. The huge drawing-room was on the ground floor
 2 I   |   and the Stork.”~Beside the drawing-room were the library, full of
 3 III |   light dress, she found the drawing-room table covered with boxes
 4 IV  |    was wafted into the quiet drawing-room. The baroness and her husband
 5 IV  | house.~When they entered the drawing-room, Aunt Lison had gone back
 6 IV  |      table and went into the drawing-room, and then outside to mix
 7 VI  |    to go down again into the drawing-room, where her mother was asleep,
 8 VI  | coming on, filling the large drawing-room with gloom lighted by reflections
 9 VI  |   forgotten his wife.~In the drawing-room Jeanne sat before the fire
10 VII |     again, she went into the drawing-room, in which there had been
11 VIII|    seemed like a bear in the drawing-room. As soon as he was seated,
12 VIII|     the others went into the drawing-room. They were all dozing when
13 IX  |    large easy chair from the drawing-room and place her in it. In
14 XI  | notches in the casing of the drawing-room door, showing his progress
15 XIV |   here. She went down to the drawing-room, which was dark with its