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 1 1|         floor of a house in the rue~Duphot, in an apartment
 2 1|   parties eclipsed those of the rue Duphot.~Nevertheless, she
 3 2|      Rabourdin household.~ ~The rue Duphot, built up under the
 4 2|        accordingly, gone to the rue Duphot, and~that tells the
 5 2|      called the Celimene of the rue~Duphot, he had dined there
 6 3|   return in the same way to the rue Greneta, where he lived
 7 3|         an establishment in the~rue de Lesdiguieres, who took
 8 3|        leather-~dressers in the rue Censier, had slowly made
 9 3|      corner in the house in the rue Censier which they~gave
10 3|       leaving the Opera for the rue Duphot. This particular~
11 3|        upon his boots, from the~rue du Roi-Dore in the Marais.
12 3|         once a fortnight in the rue Duphot; but~always at a
13 4|       lived in a pension in the rue de~Beaune, and spent his
14 4|         floor of a house in the rue de Ponthieu,~where he had
15 4|    books~of a large shop in the rue Saint-Antoine, and from
16 4|      the Maison Camusot, in the rue des~Bourdonnais. He thus
17 4|         time to the shop in the~rue Saint Antoine than justly
18 4|       Tournan, hat-maker in the rue Saint-~Martin, for the reason
19 5|     hatred. Hatred lived in the rue Saint-Louis-Saint-Honore,~
20 5|   devotion lived far-off in the rue du Roi-Dore in the~Marais.
21 5|         in the best shop in the rue de~la Paix,--a fine dead
22 5|      druggist's business in the rue des Lombards, the~Maison
23 5|  hundred more at the end of the rue de Tournon. The court, which
24 6|         the Palais-Royal on the rue~Saint-Honore. Dutocq came
25 6|       cafe at the corner of the rue Dauphine~and the quai des
26 7|          and~living here in the rue Duphot!--a rare piece of
27 7| implacable money-~lender of the rue des Gres. Like a dog called
28 7|          or a~bourgeoise of the rue Saint-Denis. Bah! you and
29 8|        in the house of Matifat, rue~des Lombards. Well, he is