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 1 I   |      forms the corner of the street so named.~ ~In the early
 2 I   |     glancing out towards the~street, and stuffing the tobacco
 3 III |     that she was in the open street, embraced her~Oscar, and
 4 III |     on the other side of the street, saw none of the~paraphernalia
 5 III | still looked up and down the street, whip in hand,~apparently
 6 IV  |      had; then I crossed the street, and entered--"~ ~"The house?"
 7 IV  |      pockets, when I saw the street crowded with people. Such
 8 IV  |      to end of the~principal street of a town, shouting for
 9 V   |   horses through the village street of Moisselles,~at the end
10 VII |     apparently put the whole street into a commotion. Clapart,
11 VIII|      compared himself in the~street with the well-dressed young
12 X   |    to hear more. Once in the street,~however, he knew not where
13 XI  |  Marest calling out from the street: "Pierrotin, have you one~