Chapter

1 I   |  rooms; at the left was the dining-room, the laundry, the kitchen,
2 IV  | When Aunt Lison entered the dining-room for breakfast, the little
3 IV  |  melancholy watchers in the dining-room long to dance also, and
4 VII |   he left the table—for the dining-room was never properly heated,
5 VII |     and she darted into the dining-room as if she were fleeing from
6 IX  |     When they went into the dining-room the count asked if he might
7 XII |     was taken down into the dining-room.~She wished to keep all
8 XIII|   old room were hung in the dining-room, which also had to serve