Chapter

 1 II |       to the vulgarity of the Rue Saint-Denis!~First of all, '
 2 II |      a perfumer's shop in the Rue Saint Honore, no further~
 3 IV |     the handsome~rooms in the Rue Saint-Lazare, he alone comprehended
 4 V  |      eleven and twelve in the Rue Joubert. You could play
 5 V  |   pass without a visit to the~Rue Joubert.~ ~"At that time
 6 V  |       had gone to live in the Rue du Cherche-Midi, as far
 7 V  |     as far as may~be from the Rue des Lombards, where their
 8 V  |     with the druggists in~the Rue du Cherche-Midi.~ ~"To put
 9 V  |     to bring them news of the Rue des Lombards. (You know
10 VI |       honest tradesman of the Rue Saint-~Denis, as of the
11 VI |    sales of this kind. In the Rue Saint-Denis they~sell nothing
12 VI |  evils. From~the caps and the Rue Saint-Denis to joint-stock
13 VI |    before that evening in the Rue Joubert when our friend
14 VI |      had~taken a house in the Rue de la Plancher at a thousand
15 VII|       to the Matifat's in the Rue du Cherche-Midi,~only to
16 VII| counting the entresol) in the Rue du Mont Thabor.~Malvina,
17 VII|   Baron was walking along the Rue de Rivoli on his way~to