Chapter

  1  2,1|     dressmaker hadn't been in the room five minutes before we heard
  2  2,1|          ushered him into a small room, saying: "I will go and
  3  2,1|        evidently in the adjoining room. It was a woman, the baroness,
  4  2,3|         have started to leave the room, for his wife exclaimed: "
  5  2,3|          as if about to leave the room, but his wife interposed: "
  6  2,4|         the stir in the adjoining room, Pascal felt sure that the
  7  3,1|     servants ushered me into this room." ~ ~"Who are you?" ~ ~"
  8  3,1|      taken place in the adjoining room: "How long have you been
  9  3,1|        what was said in the other room?" ~ ~"Not a word." ~ ~The
 10  3,2|         the marquis into the next room," said the baron. "I will
 11  3,2|         He was about to leave the room, when Pascal detained him. "
 12  3,2|          As the baron entered the room, the marquis had stepped
 13  3,3|     stifled oath in the adjoining room; and had he been less absorbed
 14  4,2|          walk aimlessly about the room. ~Pascal held his peace.
 15  4,2|          servant, who entered the room. He bowed respectfully,
 16  5,5|         Wilkie, as he entered the room where the viscount was seated. "
 17  6,2|        heads. She tottered to her room, flung herself on the bed,
 18  6,2|   motionless in the centre of the room, and his eyes were fixed
 19  6,5|        least forty persons in the room, and the gambling had become
 20  6,5|   midnight, a servant entered the room, whispered a few words in
 21  6,5|           she tottered out of the room. ~ ~
 22  7,1|       opening the door of a small room on the left-hand side of
 23  7,3|    crouching in the middle of the room with her face hidden in
 24  7,3|          you. When I entered this room, I was firmly resolved to
 25  7,5|      Because it is locked up in a room which is now full of people." ~"
 26  7,7|      cards into the middle of the room. ~The baron did not trouble
 27  7,7|      aquarium, in a corner of the room. He dipped his handkerchief
 28  7,7|           was. After you left the room his hands trembled like
 29  8,1|       maid. See that M. Gustave's room is in order. Go down and
 30  8,1|          Come, come, and see your room." And while they crossed
 31  8,2|   Marguerite entered a good-sized room lighted by two windows,
 32  8,2|            and in fact, the whole room was extremely dirty. The
 33  8,2|    Fondege, "you haven't put this room in order, Justine?" ~"Indeed,
 34  8,2|           this time to-morrow the room shall be transformed into
 35  8,2|     household as the lieutenant's room, there was a much smaller
 36  8,2|   communicating with Marguerite's room, and the other with the
 37  8,2|          she declared this little room to be even much too good
 38  8,5|          to this." ~"Step into my room then, and we will put an
 39  8,5|            she retired to her own room. Thanks to Madame Leon's
 40  8,5|       lady, she went into her own room. ~"She did not succeed in
 41  8,5|       with glass doors in her own room, but this was an article
 42  9,2|       herself, on retiring to her room that evening. For it surprised
 43  9,2|          said she; "and though my room is a trifle small, I shall
 44  9,2|         the door of Madame Leon's room. "Who's there?" inquired
 45  9,2|   motionless in the middle of her room, Marguerite listened with
 46  9,2|         rushed into Madame Leon's room and have snatched the letter
 47  9,2|          passing in the adjoining room. So she approached the spot
 48  9,3|      looking-glass, rush from the room, exclaiming: "Here I am,
 49  9,3|         entered her "companion's" room. She hastily approached
 50  9,5|          velvet coat, entered the room, and bowing with an air
 51 10,1|      driver, had just entered the room. "You gave me twenty francs,
 52 10,2|       hundred francs hidden in my room, the fruit of years of work.
 53 10,3|        just as he was leaving the room, he paused abruptly. "How
 54 10,5|          into ecstasies over each room he entered; and he expressed
 55 10,5|      moment later, he entered the room, angrily exclaiming, "Florent,
 56 11,1|        with some person in a back room, the door of which stood
 57 11,1|          timidly emerged from the room behind the shop with a cap
 58 11,1|          doing there in that back room in the dark?" ~Meanwhile
 59 11,2|      gentleman into the adjoining room, and closed the door. ~Even
 60 11,2|      returning into the adjoining room, Madame Paul had not taken
 61 11,2|      communicating with the inner room were securely closed, he
 62 11,2|           your mamma in the other room?" ~"Oh, yes! - that's Mouchon." ~"
 63 11,2|          does he sit in that back room without any light?" ~"Oh,
 64 11,4|           office. She took in the room and its occupants with a
 65 11,4|        started as if to leave the room. But his employer detained
 66 12,3|       abruptly retired to his own room, where he threw himself
 67 12,3|        Vantrasson had been in the room he had scarcely dared to
 68 12,3|    abruptly. He darted to his own room, and a minute later he returned
 69 13,1|   upstairs to the baron's private room. He was slowly ascending
 70 13,1|         be heard in the adjoining room, and that it was necessary
 71 13,2|        open the door of the large room adjoining, and then a coarse,
 72 13,2|          as the baron entered the room. "I was becoming very anxious." ~"
 73 13,7|           his sovereign enter the room carrying the fatal bow-string
 74 14,1|     individual had burst into the room, like a bombshell, caught
 75 14,5|    servant, he was ushered into a room which had already been divested
 76 15,1|           I found the vases in my room full of choice flowers,
 77 15,2|    brother - would not leave that room alive. ~"I tried to speak,
 78 15,2|    dressed, on a bed in a strange room. Arthur Gordon was standing
 79 15,5|         small, meagrely furnished room in the Faubourg Saint Martin.
 80 15,5|          we were in a comfortable room, beside a blazing fire,
 81 15,6|           went into the adjoining room, reappearing a moment later
 82 15,6|          dragged herself from the room, murmuring, "Farewell!" ~ ~
 83 16,1|       round his neck, entered the room at this very moment, smiling
 84 16,2|          at the door, entered the room and exclaimed: "The doctor
 85 16,2|       thereupon backed out of the room, bowing profoundly. ~"There
 86 16,4|      Madame Leon, who entered the room out of breath and extremely
 87 17,3|           went into the adjoining room, whence a moment later he
 88 17,4|           employed in the baggage room of the western railway station,
 89 18,1|        thereupon ushered into the room. Like any well-bred modiste,
 90 18,1|           soon as he had left the room she approached Mademoiselle
 91 18,3|       movement as if to leave the room, but suddenly changing his
 92 18,3|        thereupon hastily left the room, and she sank back in her
 93 18,4| Marguerite now retired to her own room. In her anxiety, she forgot
 94 18,4|        enormous puff, entered the room. "I have come to take you
 95 18,5|    astonished Marguerite into the room, closed the door, and returned
 96 18,5|       know you!" And she left the room without even turning her
 97 19,1|         cold, and the heat of the room made me feel faint." ~Although
 98 19,1|           already reached her own room, and thrown herself on the
 99 19,1|           forgotten in her little room. The hours went by, and
100 20,3|            de Coralth to a little room at the end of the hall,
101 20,3|         once rushed to the little room, where the wretched men
102 20,3|       taken. On the table in that room he had laid two revolvers,