Chapter

 1 1|    and just as effective. The rooms are filled with players
 2 1|   last of an immense suite of rooms, all decorated and gilt
 3 1|     realized to the full. The rooms were adorned with silk and
 4 1| moment's consideration of the rooms was like a foretaste of
 5 1|    sculpture that adorned the rooms. ~Though the two friends
 6 2|    and looked about me in the rooms, though I saw nothing; for
 7 2|    arm, and we went round the rooms. ~" 'Don't look as if you
 8 2|   coming to visit her.' ~"The rooms were furnished in excellent
 9 2| escape showers, and reach her rooms at last, as neat and spruce
10 2|    when Foedora received, her rooms were far too crowded for
11 2|    prepared. ~"As soon as the rooms began to fill, I entered
12 2|  chose my furniture, took the rooms that you know in the Rue
13 2|      the music with which the rooms resounded - an ineffectual
14 2|     surrounding disorder, the rooms where everything had been
15 3|     he goes about things. His rooms are all - what do you call
16 3|     rose and walked about the rooms to screen himself from their
17 3|    that lit up the great dark rooms of the mansion with its