Chapter

 1       V|            a waiter knocked at her door and presented a card on
 2       V|        front of a palace, at whose door a military watch was posted.
 3      VI|            tap at Madam Dormandy's door and inquire for her health.
 4      VI|           and her daughter to your door, and you will, I am sure,
 5     VII|         official entered by a side door and made his way to the
 6    VIII|         steps to open her carriage door, assist her to alight, and
 7    VIII|       which, through a half-opened door, they looked into a spacious
 8    VIII|     equipage appeared at the hotel door, and he himself came up
 9       X|   unrestrained gaiety. At the very door of her hotel she began to
10       X|        tempted to seize him at the door?"~ ~"They had no such thought,
11      XI|       closed. What had once been a door, leading from the room which
12     XII|         your fireplace is a secret door. If you press on the green
13     XII|            for months with an open door leading to her bedroom.
14     XII|           to stick her key in that door and leave it there permanently,
15     XII|          comes neither through the door, nor through the major-domo'
16    XIII|            our escape by your rear door, and so gain the riverside
17    XIII|    announcement made to her at the door.~ ~Almost in despair, and
18    XIII|            admittance by the front door," he explained, "so I went
19    XIII|      passport, and as the carriage door was thrown open Blanka hastened
20    XIII|         again to the open carriage door and plucked at the cloak
21    XIII|           you."~ ~But the carriage door was closed in her face.~ ~"
22     XIV|            down before the kitchen door,[156] wrapped in his sheepskin,
23     XVI| headquarters.~ ~Softly opening the door, Manasseh found himself
24   XVIII|        bring him back again to our door. Broken and humbled, scorned
25   XVIII|        through the fourth and last door, entering now in pairs,
26     XIX|            unlocked and opened the door of the old-fashioned timepiece.
27     XIX|         219] revealed another open door beyond, through which stepped
28     XIX|          during whose lifetime the door is closed to me into the
29     XIX|             hastened to the secret door, accordingly, and disappeared.
30      XX|            maidens gathered at the door. But the ceremonies at the
31      XX|            horses stood before the door, and on one of them sat
32    XXII|         her head out of the little door. Among the Wallachians one
33    XXII|     ugliest old hags. Knock at any door, and[258] it is sure to
34    XXII|          hastened on to the church door, where an armed sentry demanded
35   XXIII|           Manasseh advanced to the door and announced[271] to a
36   XXIII|           s escort opened the iron door leading into an inner compartment,
37   XXIII|          Only an air-hole over his door admitted a very feeble light
38   XXIII|           key turning in the outer door of the cellar.~ ~"They're
39   XXIII|            the hole above the iron door a reddish light could now
40   XXIII|           seen. Presently the iron door itself was opened, and two
41   XXIII|            one on each side of the door. Diurbanu came last, dressed
42   XXIII|    brothers have driven from their door with insulting words. This
43   XXIII|        busy, she will knock at the door of your house. At her signal
44   XXIII|       little opening over the iron door a ruddy light as from a
45   XXIII|           a torch; but as the iron door did not open, and the red
46   XXIII|      watched the red glow over the door growing gradually brighter.
47   XXIII|           frenzy.~ ~Running to the door, he seized its iron ring
48   XXIII|             and we will batter the door down."~ ~"I'm your man!"
49   XXIII|           the pounding on the iron door. The two prisoners wondered
50   XXIII|            subjected, and soon the door flew open. The outer door
51   XXIII|          door flew open. The outer door was of wood, and yielded
52   XXIII|               He burst through the door, and sprang up the steps.
53   XXIII|            and sue for pity at the door of those to whom you have
54    XXIV|           however, the great man's door suddenly opened and Prince
55  XXVIII|           no sooner saw his prison door closed upon him than he
56  XXVIII|           drive away from the next door.~ ~"She is going to the
57  XXVIII|          and opened the mysterious door in the tall clock at its
58  XXVIII|          key sticking in the clock door, where its rightful owner
59  XXVIII|          the police officer at the door, and heard his announcement
60  XXVIII|         the blood ran. Opening the door of the chamber into which
61  XXVIII|  unexpected sight. Through an open door he had a full view of a