Chapter

 1 II   |       with a handsome additional room, which would have suited
 2 IV   |          to walk twice round the room quietly and settle my nerves,
 3 VI   |          is clear, and leaves no room for doubt. I will even allow
 4 VII  |        refuge into my own little room.~All hope was now at an
 5 VII  |          Axel?”~I came out of my room. I thought my pale countenance
 6 VII  |         to this. I went up to my room. Gräuben followed me. She
 7 VII  |   destiny. I went up again to my room, and rolling my portmanteaus
 8 IX   |     where there seemed plenty of room.~Then a few steps brought
 9 XI   |         a great rate in the next room. I immediately dressed and
10 XII  |          there was always enough room to pass. Besides, our horses
11 XIII | sleeping-room, and the visitors’ room, which was the best of all.
12 XIII |      into our apartment, a large room with a floor of earth stamped
13 XIII |         to the kitchen, the only room where a fire was lighted
14 XIII |    pattern; in the middle of the room was a stone for a hearth,
15 XIV  |        gracefully.~The visitors’ room seemed to me the worst in
16 XIV  |          back a step to give him room for the explosion which
17 XV   |           There was therefore no room for conversation.~After
18 XLIII|       some volcano. There was no room to doubt of that.~But this
19 XLIV |  sensation of burning left me no room for doubt. We had come out