Chapter

1  7,7|       when his eyes fell upon a tiny aquarium, in a corner of
2  8,1|         candlestick, in which a tiny scrap of candle was glaring
3  9,3|         eye peering through the tiny crack, she watched her governess
4 10,4|        more, and he entered the tiny nook which he so pompously
5 10,5|      the rooms, as well as in a tiny conservatory, cleverly contrived
6 10,6| shanties interspersed with some tiny shops, and several huge
7 18,2|       persistently fixed upon a tiny glass half full of brandy
8 19,4|       uneasy. He felt that this tiny, perishable scrap of paper