Chapter

1 10|  nothing remaining but a simple ceiling between him and the room
2 17|        these words a rap on the ceiling made her raise her head,
3 17|         reached her through the ceiling cried, "Dear Madame Bonacieux,
4 24|    could perceive a part of the ceiling with its gilded moldings,
5 56|   office. It appeared as if the ceiling sank upon my head and crushed
6 56| penetrated by an opening in the ceiling. No door gave entrance to
7 56|       the glazed opening of the ceiling, casting a strong light
8 56|  disappear in the depths of the ceiling; my chamber was filled with
9 64|       men, were fastened to the ceiling and hung down in the corners