Chapter

 1 12|     said; "take the little gilt key on the mantelpiece, open
 2 12|         door; bring me back the key and go. In the course of
 3 12|       What?" ~"Let me have that key." ~"What you ask is a thing
 4 12|         in her thoughts, of the key to her room which I had
 5 12|         of my right to use this key, I was satisfied with life,
 6 12|  presence there. ~And I had the key of this woman's room, and
 7 13| occurred to me, since I had the key, to go and see her as usual.
 8 13|         get in, since I had the key, but, fearing foolish scandal,
 9 14|  impossible. ~"I send back your key, which I have never used,
10 15|     must open the door; take my key, and try not to lose it
11 17|        continued. "You have the key of the little door, and
12 17|      have promised the duke the key of the front door, which
13 22|       possessed me. ~I took the key of the flat in the Rue d'
14 22|     Hotel de Paris; I found the key in the door of my father'