Chapter

1 21|        yes," said Buckingham, grating his teeth with rage. "Yes,
2 54| restore it to you through the grating of the door. Only one minute,
3 54|      from time to time at the grating of the door she thought
4 55|      return to me through the grating of the door a minute after
5 55|    weapon. ~Then, through the grating to which she had drawn near,
6 58|       a plank nailed over the grating. He no doubt feared that
7 58|       They have closed up the grating with a board." ~"That is
8 63|       At length she heard the grating of the hinges of the opening
9 64|      the chapel was open, the grating of the choir was closed.