Chapter

 1 1|       of inventions, fashions, furniture, works of art and fiascos,
 2 1|     the splendid colors of the furniture. The sweet scent of rare
 3 1|       upon all faces, upon the furniture; were expressed by the surrounding
 4 2|      had driven us to sell our furniture. From my childhood I had
 5 2| coverlet, the cooking pots and furniture. The mistress of the house
 6 2|       from the recent sale the furniture that was in a fashion peculiarly
 7 2|         the odd wall-paper and furniture seemed to have for me a
 8 2|     hangings, the style of the furniture, and the ornaments, even
 9 2|   looked with wild eyes at the furniture when I had ransacked it
10 2|        lay in her arms. Costly furniture of various kinds - love
11 2|    went to Lesage and chose my furniture, took the rooms that you
12 2|        were inlaid in the very furniture which I liked best to use.
13 2|   quickly and adroitly set the furniture and everything else in its
14 2|     lay before him, the gilded furniture, the courtesans, the feast
15 3|       one advise you about the furniture of your hotel?" ~"No one
16 3|  surfaces of the rustic wooden furniture shone with cleanliness.
17 3|      the carpet, the silks and furniture of the room, where the two
18 3|       their sole ornament; the furniture here and there, the old