Chap.

1        5|        edge of a softly padded divan between the two windows.
2        5|      Marquis de Chouard on the divan, and Count Muffat alone
3        5|       quite comfortably on the divan. “You will come to London
4        6| Steiner, he would sleep on the divan in the drawing room. At
5        6|      sleep on the drawing–room divan.~“And this poor baby boy!”
6        7| sitting resignedly on a narrow divan with pale face and twitching
7       10|       out in the recesses of a divan, which stood in the background
8       12|         She lay stretched on a divan, smoking a cigarette and
9       13|        flung herself athwart a divan and buried her face in a