Chap.

 1        1|  journalists, several authors, a number of stock–exchange people
 2        2|        Madame had no idea of the number of people who had been asking
 3        3|  amounted monthly to an alarming number of pounds, while taking
 4        3|       one expects the party will number twenty, and you’re really
 5        3|       rung. When on Tuesdays the number of visitors was small, tea
 6        4|         going, when one of their number ran in triumphantly. He
 7        5|    certain points in her opening number an undulating movement seemed
 8        6| trembling arms. That brought the number up to eleven people. Their
 9       13|  disappearance he would read the number of men that passed. He secretly
10       14|          began asking for Nana’s number, they besought her to make
11       14|        we must have a look. Room number 401; room number 401!”~“
12       14|      look. Room number 401; room number 401!”~“Oh, it’s this way: