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 1 1 |       see the room. It was the dressing-room, laid out with all the articles
 2 1 |        sight of a kept woman's dressing-room, I amused myself with examining
 3 8 |       No. 7. The window of her dressing-room looks on to the window of
 4 8 |    Prudence, who rushed to her dressing-room window. I followed with
 5 9 |     side, and took me into the dressing-room, where she showed me two
 6 9 |      She rose and ran into her dressing-room. ~"What is the matter with
 7 11|       book. I am going into my dressing-room for a moment." ~She lit
 8 11|       is Marguerite?" ~"In her dressing-room." ~"I will wait. By the
 9 11| Marguerite reappeared from her dressing-room, wearing a coquettish little
10 22|      one mad. ~I went into the dressing-room, opened the window, and