Chapter

 1 1 |  further announced that the rooms and furniture could be seen
 2 1 |     I sauntered through the rooms, following the inquisitive
 3 1 | believe." ~"And why are the rooms on view?" ~"The creditors
 4 3 |    from the outer door. The rooms were crowded with people.
 5 4 |     which I now write. ~The rooms, now emptied of all their
 6 7 |  window of one of the large rooms of the restaurant, pulling
 7 7 |   in one of the first-floor rooms, and did not lose sight
 8 11|        She went through the rooms, and I heard her open the
 9 13|  not so much as pay for the rooms she lives in and the servants
10 17|     there were any suitable rooms, and she showed me just
11 19|   to return at once to your rooms, where he is waiting for
12 21| gone out. ~I went to my own rooms, hoping that he had perhaps
13 23|    Marguerite. I went to my rooms to change my clothes, and,
14 23|   and I went back to my own rooms with tears of rage in my