Book,  Chapter

1        I,  I  |     drapery of the curtains and doors, falling in gorgeous folds,
2        I,  I  |       other.~At that moment the doors of the rooms adjoining the
3        I,  IV |      the train had stopped, the doors were opened, and the panic-stricken
4        I,  IV |     presented themselves at the doors and examined the passengers.~
5        I,  IV |       The inspection ended, the doors of the carriages were then
6        I,  V  | bird-fanciers opened the prison doors of their captives, who flew
7       II,  VII|         merely to push open the doors and enter. The cottages