Chapter

 1 1|        stands in the middle of the room, the tablecloth is worn
 2 1|            several gamblers in the room already when the young man
 3 1|         They were entering a large room which shone with gilding
 4 1|         took a last look round the room before he left it. His wish
 5 1|      nothing to sit enthroned in a room, at a distance of thirty
 6 1|            on the threshold of the room the entire crew paused for
 7 1|      boudoir and a small adjoining room were strewn like a battlefield
 8 2|   discipline; he installed me in a room near his own study, and
 9 2|        went into a small adjoining room, and when alone counted
10 2|       enter. ~"I found myself in a room with a low ceiling; the
11 2|   predominating cleanliness of the room made a striking contrast
12 2|           with me, and showed me a room that looked out on the neighboring
13 2|            in the tiles. There was room for a bed, a table, and
14 2|           for the day; I tidied my room; I was at once master and
15 2|             Pauline would be in my room, in her shabby dress, but
16 2|     powdered with snow, a perfumed room, with hangings of painted
17 2| adventurous peregrination round my room. While I as dressing, I
18 2|            bear on a little modern room, it was so pleasant and
19 2|    Jean-Jacques Rousseau, in whose room perhaps I was lodging; nor
20 2|       outside, and went into their room to take the lamp, that Pauline
21 2|          of the two women in their room; it was a scene such as
22 2|           existence in their brown room seemed to live wholly in
23 2|            grand search through my room; I looked for imaginary
24 2|            table when I reached my room. During the first confused
25 2|           Just as I was leaving my room to engage a box the next
26 2|            to spend a night in her room without her knowledge. This
27 2|           the countess entered her room. No one had ever heard her
28 2|      Pauline found her way into my room. ~" 'You are killing yourself,'
29 2|            of coming back. Keep my room for me for six months. If
30 2|            Rastignac's return, his room seemed a grotesque interpretation
31 2|     lazzaroni about it. It was the room of a gambler or a mauvais
32 2|       excursions I returned to the room I had never quitted, like
33 3|         thousand francs! But every room in the house is a perfect
34 3|            see, that may enter his room. I open all the shutters
35 3|         have orders to go into his room every hour or so, to look
36 3|             now, that he opens his room door or the door of his
37 3|            through one magnificent room after another, where every
38 3|          lay like a serpent in the room, but he had forgotten to
39 3|          old woman came out of the room within and spoke to him. ~"
40 3|       replied. ~"You know your old room then," she replied; "you
41 3|           She gave me her basement room for nothing, and the remainder
42 3|            wept here, setting your room straight, and grieving for
43 3|            to take the key of this room away with me," she said. "
44 3|             I want to see your own room and your study, and to sit
45 3|          bed-curtains in Raphael's room between her fingers. "As
46 3|         silks and furniture of the room, where the two lovers were
47 3|           s eyes wandered over the room, now filled with memories
48 3|       champions. ~Raphael left the room in the character of aggressor,
49 3|         chinks of a shutter into a room in Spain, that has been
50 3|         Marquis into the principal room in the house, "what should
51 3|         here?" ~She designated the room as she spoke; the smoke-blackened
52 3|         his home again, in his own room, beside his own fireside.
53 3|         daylight never entered his room. About eight o'clock in
54 3|       carefully arranged about the room; the table sparkled with
55 3|         unseen players in the next room, drowned the excited tumult
56 3|          his energies, reached his room, took a powerful sleeping
57 3|             she fled into the next room, and locked the door. ~"