Part, Chapter

 1  I, 1 |      the time when the close streets are empty, when the servants
 2  I, 7 |  town, with the noise of the streets, the buzz of the theatres
 3  I, 9 |     between the lines of the streets, in front of the white squares
 4 II, 15|   corner of the neighbouring streets huge bills repeated in quaint
 5 III, 1|    followed them through the streets at a distance; then having
 6 III, 1|     a cigar, walked up three streets, thought it was time, and
 7 III, 1|  drays and casks, and in the streets, at the corners, the good
 8 III, 2|  usual. At the corner of the streets were small pink heaps that
 9 III, 3|     he came back through the streets alone, “is she so very anxious
10 III, 5| square, on the walks, on the streets, and the old Norman city
11 III, 5|      cries at the corners of streets. She walked with downcast
12 III, 5|   went away. She went up the streets; reached the Croix-Rouge,
13 III, 5|     and she walked about the streets with him carrying her head
14 III, 6|      was walking through the streets with him he talked of his
15 III, 6|   having him followed in the streets. Near the hotel there was
16 III, 9|      or else at Rouen in the streets, on the threshold of their