Part,  Chapter

 1   Pres         |     wife in ivory; and on the walls hang several landscapes
 2   Pres         |  bookcases running around the walls are filled only with his
 3      I,     III|      important personage. The walls were covered with names.
 4      I,      IV| amusing themselves within the walls of the Palace of Narcissus.~ ~
 5     II,     III|      clothing in Hungary. The walls were hung with glossy white
 6    III,       I|    Satin hangings covered the walls; the furniture was upholstered
 7    III,      II|      am afraid the trees, the walls, the people, might hear
 8      V,     III|    were alone within the four walls of the library, he said,
 9      V,     III|    not bring her within these walls to learn our secret."~ ~"
10    VII,      II|      he passed at once to the walls of Vienna, to the square
11     IX,       I|     driven into the varnished walls, and great heaps of dust,
12      X,     III|     had already seen battered walls, and dwellings ruined by