Chapter

 1 III|     from the mantelpiece and lighted it. “I cannot work without
 2 V  |   The hostess and her guests lighted cigarettes, but Forestier
 3 VI |     entered the antechamber, lighted by bronze lamps, and gave
 4 VI |     him. All the salons were lighted. Mme. Walter received in
 5 VII|     his presence of mind? He lighted his candle and looked in
 6 VII|    chilly that he closed it, lighted a fire, and began to pace
 7 IX | walked toward the window and lighted a cigarette. The sight of
 8 X  |      mantelpiece, and having lighted a cigarette, told him the
 9 XI |      a large room, which was lighted by Venetian lanterns and
10 XIV|     raised his hand with the lighted match in it, in order to
11 XVI|  taking a piece of paper she lighted the ten candles in the candelabra