Part,  Chapter

1    I,  I  |             crises of life, and the furniture, the hangings, and the portraits
2    I,  III| writing-desk, a coquettish piece of furniture of the last century, on
3    I,  III|            streets, fields, houses, furniture, sweet or unsavory, the
4    I,  III|          gowns and the most elegant furniture. Bad taste seems to be the
5   II,  IV |         before this severe piece of furniture, on which each, with a natural
6   II,  V  |            a success, each piece of furniture spoke of some memory. But
7   II,  V  |          the covering of a piece of furniture. The curse of this decay
8   II,  VI |            went out; some pieces of furniture cracked.~All was silent