Part, Chapter

 1         I,I |          Half our friends in the quarter are~our enemies. They all
 2         I,I | calculations, we shall get for~a quarter of the value which it will
 3         I,II|   bugbear of the liberals of his quarter; for it was~not until 1815
 4         I,IV|        be deducted from the last~quarter of the lease under an array
 5         I,IV|         to endow the Saint-Denis quarter with a species of Palais-Royal.
 6         I,IV|   passages meet, and connect the quarter of the markets~with the
 7         I,IV|    markets~with the Saint-Martin quarter by means of the famous Rue
 8         I,IV|          a tenant--"~ ~And for a quarter an hour he recounted how
 9         I,IV|  furnished rooms let for in that~quarter?--more than two hundred
10         I,IV|    umbrella-merchant,~"part of a quarter has expired; Monsieur Cayron
11         I,IV|        the Rue Grenetat. In this quarter old stables were filled~
12         I,V |       some day become the finest quarter of Paris."~ ~"Some day,
13         I,VI|        commercial circles of the quarter were in a~flutter at the
14         I,I |        with a bill.~ ~"Rabelais' quarter of an hour," said Ragon,
15         I,V |          went down stairs. For a quarter of an hour~silence reigned
16         I,V |          scandal all through the quarter. I don't know what that