Chapter

 1 I   |     window~that gave upon the yard at the back. A passage at
 2 I   |       been built out~into the yard at the back; the foreman
 3 I   |      in the other. Out in the yard the walls were agreeably~
 4 I   |       window looking into the yard. The chief characteristic
 5 I   |    lighted on the side of the yard by a window with~leaded
 6 I   |       at the further end of a yard at the back of the~laboratory
 7 I   |   window that looked into the yard. It was nearly two o'clock,
 8 I   |      drew Lucien out into the yard as if the smell of paper,
 9 I   |   gems over the gloomy little yard, and Chenier's Camille became~
10 III |       passage into the little yard behind the shop.~This evening
11 III |       peppermint pervaded the yard and the~poor little dwelling
12 IV  | sounded outside in the~little yard, and in another moment the
13 V   |       shed at the back of the yard (if my~father will allow
14 VIII|    building at the end of the yard, as he had meant to do;