Chapter

 1 11|      to advance, counting the houses and windows. This was neither
 2 13|   prisoner could perceive the houses and the pavement, that was
 3 14|       linen drapers, to whose houses I conducted her." ~"And
 4 14|         Did you go into these houses with her?" ~"Never, monseigneur;
 5 14| Guardsmen, and search the two houses thoroughly." ~"Instantly,
 6 14|   drapers should live in such houses as those, in houses that
 7 14|      such houses as those, in houses that had no signs; but she
 8 14|      indeed lodged at the two houses pointed out by your Eminence;
 9 23|     letters to enter people's houses in this manner. If the window
10 49|   upon the towers and the old houses of the city a last ray of
11 49|      she was being conducted. Houses were no longer to be seen;
12 59|      of the morning, with its houses and towers. ~Beyond Portsmouth
13 66|       the dark outline of its houses, and the skeleton of its