Chapter

 1  2,1| partially open doorway, directly opposite the one he had entered by,
 2  7,2|        reflect. ~Suddenly a door opposite the one by which he had
 3  7,3|    compelled him to take a chair opposite her, and, with nervous volubility,
 4  7,6|       card-table. He was sitting opposite M. de Coralth, and he had
 5  8,3|        General and his wife, and opposite Madame Leon, she asked herself
 6  8,3|     Marguerite had taken a chair opposite her, she began, "Now, my
 7  9,2|        her night-dress, directly opposite the little crevice. She
 8 11,1|        part of the shop directly opposite her. "Is there some one
 9 12,2|        an apprentice." ~Standing opposite his mother with one hand
10 18,2|                         2~Seated opposite to him at table, the young
11 20,2|          centre of the apartment opposite the lofty chimney-piece. "