Part,  Chapter

1    I,  II |         inhabit, to animate the apartment. It had a look of being
2    I,  II |    money, who lived in a simple apartment when he was quite able to
3    I,  III|       one is concerned about an apartment, which is always to be found
4    I,  III|         other; and in that vast apartment he found once more, where
5    I,  III| especially in a Louis Fifteenth apartment, where everything else charms
6   II,  III|          making a detour of the apartment, he reached the door and
7   II,  V  | fainting soul. The walls of the apartment oppressed him; all his life
8   II,  VI |       she heard the bell of her apartment ring. She started, sat up