Part,  Chapter

1     II,       I|         the kitchen as well as the dining-room, astonishing the cooks with
2    III,       I|           and conducted her to the dining-room. At either end of a large
3     VI,       I|            from the kitchen to the dining-room.~ ~But two weeks of this
4     VI,      II|            Marie, as usual, in the dining-room, to enjoy with her the delicate
5     VI,     III|         singing joyously, into the dining-room, where the windows faced
6     VI,      IV|         chair to the window in the dining-room, where his own eyes convinced
7     VI,      VI|            lighted.~ ~"That is the dining-room; they are at dinner," explained
8     VI,      VI|        petition the windows in the dining-room over at the castle became
9    VII,       I| disappeared from the window of the dining-room, they did not retire to