Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |     beauty of Constance~that he rushed furiously into the shop
 2         I,II |        useful to him. The blood rushed to his face as he uttered
 3         I,VI |        the Rue Saint-Honore and rushed along the~Rue des Deux-Ecus
 4         I,VI |         Birotteau. The perfumer rushed headlong to~the little dark
 5         I,II |         speak with two men, who rushed in~from the staircase with
 6         I,IV |  re-descended the stairs. Cesar rushed to du Tillet's, and~was
 7         I,IV |         word produced upon him, rushed~down the staircase and into
 8         I,IV | Derville, Birotteau's advocate, rushed into the handsome salon
 9         I,V  |  Anselme embraced his uncle and rushed home, made notes to the
10         I,VII|        each other; he~therefore rushed up to Madame Cesar's appartement