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 1 I   |        at dinner in the little dining-room on the ground-floor.~At
 2 III |      flowers, and a delightful dining-room with a bow-window looking
 3 IV  |     made his appearance in the dining-room his mother was saying to
 4 IV  | passage, and a little circular dining-room, perfectly charming for
 5 V   |    ticking of the clock in the dining-room which seemed to grow louder
 6 V   |       one after another on the dining-room clock, and its tone was
 7 V   |        it, and appeared in the dining-room just as they were sitting
 8 V   |        which used to be in the dining-room in Paris. I thought that
 9 VII |     left, showing the circular dining-room with three windows, and
10 VIII|      come.”~At the door of the dining-room he paused, doubtful about