Chapter

 1  2,2|   smoking-room, fell on to the floor. ~ ~
 2  2,5|        heard a chair move, the floor creak, and a moment afterward
 3  3,1|        heavy footfall made the floor of the dining-room creak
 4  3,2|      china scattered about the floor, he added: "On seeing this,
 5  5,4|      him. He bounded on to the floor, and as he hastily dressed
 6  7,3|      and, raising her from the floor, he exclaimed: "Don't cry
 7  7,6|     time to fell Wilkie to the floor, and save Madame d'Argeles
 8  8,1|      at a window on the second floor, with his forehead pressed
 9  8,1|  Marguerite reached the second floor, Madame de Fondege hunted
10  8,2|       and some glasses. On the floor, on the furniture, in the
11 10,4|   flower-pots up to the second floor, if we gave you a glass
12 10,4|         on reaching the second floor, they opened a door, and
13 11,1|        disgustingly dirty. The floor was covered with that black
14 11,2|     still sitting on the muddy floor of the shop, playing with
15 11,2|       face, and set him on the floor again, saying, "Go and play." ~
16 13,1|       apartments on the ground floor. This time his guide remarked
17 13,4|     table, the chairs, and the floor around the marquis, who
18 13,4| columns, and threw them on the floor again. or placed them on
19 15,2|   weapon that was lying on the floor near him, my brother struck
20 15,2|     apparently lifeless to the floor. Then I, too, lost consciousness
21 15,4|       and dragged me about the floor by the hair of my head!
22 17,4|       impressions, fall on the floor behind the counter. "What
23 18,5|        who had fallen upon the floor in a deep swoon. ~ ~
24 19,1|        seemed to her as if the floor swayed to and fro under
25 20,3|  extended, face upward, on the floor, lay the Marquis de Valorsay,