Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  III | re-entered the gourbi, the single apartment of which contained his bed,
 2        I,  VIII|      comfortable in the principal apartment of the adjoining structure,
 3        I,  VIII|    deliberately into his master’s apartment, and, in reply to a question
 4        I,  XIV |        follow, led the way to the apartment occupied jointly by himself
 5        I,  XXI |      tables; and the walls of the apartment were tapestried with the
 6       II,  IV  |        leave the most comfortable apartment of the place at his disposal;
 7       II,  IV  |     torrent, sufficed to warm the apartment enough.~In these retired
 8       II,  IV  |       lieutenant, who visited his apartment and naturally examined the
 9       II,  XII |       never thought of; one large apartment, well heated and ventilated,
10       II,  XIII|          the want of some retired apartment, where he could pursue his