Chapter

 1 1|       Beethoven's. ~The two friends, seated on a silken divan, were
 2 2|         talked about trifles as they seated themselves without a tremor
 3 2|        wished to see. I had scarcely seated myself when an electric
 4 2|             we reached her house, we seated ourselves by the hearth,
 5 2|            it,' I said quietly, as I seated myself near to her and took
 6 2|            man, and cringe to a fool seated on his strong-box, and receive
 7 3|           his pupil at some distance seated beside the fire. ~Raphael
 8 3| white-bearded man, a beautiful woman seated in an aureole above the
 9 3|           man can know. ~When he was seated in his armchair beside the
10 3|   configuration of the talisman, and seated himself in his armchair. ~"
11 3|         scene, Raphael found himself seated in an armchair, placed in
12 3|         mused, he watched the people seated in the boat, and recognized