Part, Chapter

1         I,I  |   phials. Very well for the~Rue Saint-Denis, but for the Rue Saint-Honore--
2         I,II |       the luminaries of the Rue Saint-Denis), Popinot the judge,~brother
3         I,III|       money-lenders in the~Rues Saint-Denis and Saint-Martin; by Palma,
4         I,IV | doubtless invented~to endow the Saint-Denis quarter with a species of
5         I,IV |   enclosed by the quay, the Rue Saint-Denis, the Rue de la~Ferronnerie,
6         I,VII|      The bourgeoisie of the Rue Saint-Denis displayed itself majestically~
7         I,V  |    Chat-qui-pelote," in the Rue~Saint-Denis, to find Joseph Lebas. As
8         I,VI |    canal~which should lead from Saint-Denis to the upper Seine through