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 1 I  |          put up in~Paris, at the corner of the rue d'Enghien, is
 2 I  |       Echiquier, which forms the corner of the street so named.~ ~
 3 III|  opposite wall and a well in the corner~of the yard, Madame Clapart
 4 III|        at Oscar curled up in his corner of the coucou. Oscar,~persuaded
 5 III|       seat. He took the opposite corner to that~of Oscar, on the
 6 V  |        flung~himself back in his corner.~ ~"Husson of what, of where?"
 7 VI |          present,~slipped into a corner, out of sight, so much did
 8 VI | discovered Oscar cowering in~his corner. Moreau swooped down on
 9 IX |        He turned aside to a dark corner and sat down, putting his~
10 X  |           sitting in the chimney corner, wrapped in~an old dressing-gown,
11 X  |          his sofa in the~chimney corner. The reasoning and the inward