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1 I, I | hardly entered this severe room, with high ceilings and
2 I, I | coming through the next room, and was surprised when
3 I, I | Having shut herself up in her room, she remained there until
4 I, I | Amid the darkness of her room, she tormented herself afresh
5 I, II | a vast and well lighted room. On the four walls the large
6 I, II | At the other end of the room everyone was laughing at
7 I, II | as if to reconnoiter the room he was about to enter, but
8 I, III| child.”~As Annette left the room the Countess entered, veiled,
9 I, III| the four corners of the room four other lamps of Chinese
10 I, III| footsteps was heard in the next room, and a servant appeared
11 I, III| disappeared into the next room.~Bertin found himself again
12 I, IV | paintings in the immense room were a charge of cavalry;
13 I, IV | upstairs into a reserved room, where the Duchess awaited
14 II, I | up the stairs toward that~room, toward that bed where she
15 II, II | slightly damp air of the room, inclosed by the thick walls
16 II, II | No, I am going up to my room. Let me know as soon as
17 II, II | proper hour, and that a room be prepared, the Countess
18 II, II | Countess returned to her own room, and shut herself in.~Up
19 II, II | profound despair that leaves no room for any other thought. She
20 II, II | drawing-room.~She went up to her room and fell into a dream. Breaths
21 II, II | quickly, rose, paced about the room, looked out into the park
22 II, II | Annette went up to her own room, and the painter went out
23 II, II | was once more alone in her room she even sought to define
24 II, II | that he was going to his room?” she thought; “why did
25 II, III| she went into the other room. I will take some ether
26 II, III| to get a flask from his room and returned.~He found them
27 II, IV | comings across the large room, brightened, animated, and
28 II, IV | table in the middle of the room; but at the contact of the
29 II, V | was in this closely shut room, filled with the aroma of
30 II, V | strides through the vast room, lighted up as if for a
31 II, V | Bertin began to pace his room again; night was advancing,
32 II, V | quickly, hoping that the hot room and the shower would calm
33 II, V | entered the large hot-air room, round, high-studded, silent,
34 II, V | into the immense circular room, with paved floor and walls
35 II, V | stifling and decorated circular room, where human flesh was heated,
36 II, V | bed and of her perfumed room!~But what could she attempt
37 II, V | morning, shut up in her own room, she resumed, in spite of
38 II, VI | minutes.”~Returning toward her room, her soul overwhelmed, she
39 II, VI | rushed to her husband’s room, but he was not yet ready.
40 II, VI | impatience.”~On entering the room she saw first a pale face
41 II, VI | other person was in the room; and that gaze carried a
42 II, VI | salute you!”~He left the room with a low bow, followed
43 II, VI | nothing was audible in the room save the crackling of the
44 II, VI | clear fire which filled the room with light; and this light,
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