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 1 I  |      angle made by the Rue de Beaulieu and the Place du Murier;
 2 II |  along the broad Promenade de Beaulieu,~the Rue du Minage, and
 3 II | Houmeau.~ ~Under the trees of Beaulieu he saw how far the suburb
 4 III|   evening in the~Promenade de Beaulieu, had looked up at the house
 5 III|      him pass down~the Rue de Beaulieu to the Promenade, where
 6 III|   first~flight of steps below Beaulieu to try the effect of a little~
 7 III|      iron gate and went up to~Beaulieu to give his arm to Mme.
 8 IV |     over a shop in the Rue de Beaulieu at the corner of the Place
 9 V  |       Houmeau by the steps of Beaulieu; for there are times when
10 VI |     passed on~his way through Beaulieu, and he overheard chance
11 VII|      to think; we were out in Beaulieu before he told me why he~