Chapter

 1 I   |     all hurried off to their rooms to wash their hands before
 2 III |  search through the town for rooms to suit him.~Then, as he
 3 III |     apartments” or “handsome rooms” were to be let; announcements
 4 III |  measuring the height of the rooms, sketching the plan in his
 5 III |    should settle in handsome rooms so as to attract attention;
 6 III |    Francois, a pretty set of rooms; a spacious entresol with
 7 IV  | settle at once in the pretty rooms on the Boulevard Francois.~
 8 IV  |     him quite clearly in his rooms in the Rue Tronchet, where
 9 V   | doors, and dying away in the rooms where it fell on the torpid
10 V   |     will take it to your new rooms.” And when they went into
11 VI  |   there, to drink tea in his rooms. Roland wanted to go by
12 VII |      refused to go to Jean’s rooms where tea was waiting for
13 VII |    to show his betrothed the rooms she was so soon to inhabit.~
14 VIII|        Suppose we go to your rooms for a little while. I should
15 IX  |     and theatres, and public rooms; the imposing and commonplace