Chapter

 1  2,2| exclamations in German. Then a door closed with such violence that
 2  6,1|             being rudely dismissed, closed the door of her drawing-room
 3  6,5|           the physician, and so she closed her doors against every
 4  6,5|             if they found the doors closed? She was less her own mistress
 5  7,6|           eyes remained obstinately closed, he exclaimed: "This is
 6  7,7|             And actually, before he closed the door, he threw one of
 7  9,2|    hand-writing." And then the door closed again. ~Standing silent
 8  9,3|        together. ~As the outer door closed after them, Marguerite's
 9 10,5|            waited till the door was closed before uttering an oath. "
10 10,6|       Sunday most of the shops were closed. It grew dark so rapidly
11 10,6|       night-time when the shops are closed, when the few gas-lamps
12 11,2|             the adjoining room, and closed the door. ~Even if Chupin
13 11,2|            inner room were securely closed, he asked: "What's your
14 11,4|    confidence. My door, indeed, was closed to any one but you." ~Marguerite
15 13,1|      willingness to agree even with closed eyes to any measures he
16 13,3|        careful to keep the shutters closed, the sunlight had perceptibly
17 14,3|             and although he had not closed his eyes the previous night,
18 16,1|             turn her head; the door closed behind her and he was left
19 16,2|             as soon as the door was closed. "A robbery of two millions!" ~
20 18,3|           The outer door opened and closed again with extreme violence,
21 18,5|           Marguerite into the room, closed the door, and returned to
22 19,1|          she faltered. But her eyes closed, her hands clutched wildly
23 19,2|           and the door was scarcely closed behind her before the driver
24 20,2|            hall, and the doors were closed. Then, with a solemnity
25 20,3|             pushed them inside, and closed the door again. ~It was