Chapter

 1 I    |           were then passing along the Rue de Choisy. The people on
 2 I    |             Gevrol; “we will take the Rue d’Ivry, and then cut through
 3 I    |               the shortest way to the Rue de Chevaleret.”~From this
 4 I    |              They had just passed the Rue du Chateau-des-Rentiers
 5 III  |               in the direction of the Rue de Patay. There was now
 6 III  |               in the direction of the Rue du Chateau des Rentiers.
 7 IV   |         fugitives had not gone up the Rue de Patay, as might have
 8 IV   |            crossed it, just below the Rue de la Croix-Rouge, and had
 9 IV   |            them, for, on quitting the Rue de Patay, they had immediately
10 IV   |             followed it as far as the Rue du Chevaleret. Here the
11 IV   |             passing to and fro in the Rue du Chevaleret, and not merely
12 IV   |            took up two persons in the Rue du Chevaleret? He will tell
13 V    |             from the Poivriere to the Rue de Chevaleret, even by way
14 VIII |               he was walking down the Rue Montmartre. The weather
15 VIII |               by the two women in the Rue du Chevaleret; and with
16 VIII |              couple of women from the Rue du Chevaleret into Paris?”~
17 VIII |              you drive them?”~“To the Rue de Bourgogne. I have forgotten
18 VIII |           hope of finding them in the Rue de Bourgogne was purely
19 VIII |       quickened her pace, so that the Rue de Choisy was speedily reached.
20 VIII |              passed the corner of the Rue Picard, in the Rue du Chevaleret,
21 VIII |             of the Rue Picard, in the Rue du Chevaleret, when I saw
22 VIII |             was now rolling along the Rue de Bourgogne. Half-way down
23 VIII |               were running toward the Rue de Varennes.”~Lecoq was
24 IX   |               by the concierge in the Rue de Bourgogne, and then read
25 IX   |            outside of Paris, near the Rue du Chateau-des-Rentiers,
26 XII  |            whose cab was hired in the Rue de Chevaleret by the two
27 XIV  |     Mariembourg, at the corner of the Rue St. Quentin. The house was
28 XIV  |               in the direction of the Rue St. Quentin.~“Now, sir,”
29 XV   |             all. They walked down the Rue Dauphin; and I saw them
30 XV   |                in the suburbs, in the Rue de la Butte-aux-Cailles.
31 XV   |              returned to the cab. The Rue de la Butte-aux-Cailles,
32 XV   |               in the direction of the Rue du Moulin-des-Pres as fast
33 XV   |                near the corner of the Rue de la Butte-aux-Cailles,
34 XVI  |           information obtained in the Rue de la Butte-aux-Cailles.~“
35 XVII |         concierge of the house in the Rue de Bourgogne—where the two
36 XVII |           before to-night, one in the Rue de la Butte-aux-Cailles,
37 XVII |             was set by Doisty, in the Rue de la Paix.”~Twenty minutes
38 XVII |             great auction mart in the Rue Drouot; the sale being conducted
39 XX   |             the Seine, he reached the Rue St. Jacques. He walked more
40 XX   |       instructed him to turn into the Rue Saint-Jacques.~On he rushed
41 XX   |              mind, he had reached the Rue Soufflot, where he paused
42 XX   |             and had then taken to the Rue Monsieur-le-Prince, as Father
43 XX   |            square and walked down the Rue de l’Ancienne-Comedie. He
44 XX   |            house at the corner of the Rue St. Quentin, and being momentarily
45 XX   |               did they meet?”~“In the Rue Saint-Quentin.”~“Which saw
46 XXI  |              later he turned into the Rue du Temple, and now the chase
47 XXI  |              which he dashed into the Rue des Gravelliers, and by
48 XXI  |          streets that lie between the Rue du Temple and the Rue Beaubourg.
49 XXI  |             the Rue du Temple and the Rue Beaubourg. He seemed to
50 XXI  |               the neighborhood of the Rue des Gravelliers and made
51 XXI  |        retraced his course toward the Rue Mouffetard.~With a bound,
52 XXI  |          rapidly on until passing the Rue Fer-a-Moulin, when they
53 XXI  |              worst intentions. In the Rue de Varrennes, at only a
54 XXI  |             only a few steps from the Rue de la Chaise, they suddenly
55 XXI  |             its front entrance in the Rue de Grenelle.~“Bah!” growled
56 XXI  | half-suffocated, to the corner of the Rue de la Chaise. No sound had
57 XXI  |               I will run round to the Rue de Grenelle and give the
58 XXI  |              his escape by way of the Rue de Grenelle, which he hoped
59 XXII |        evening in a restaurant in the Rue Mouffetard, when that man
60 XXII |              betook themselves to the Rue St. Lazare, where, entering
61 XXIII|            Prefecture—Tabaret, of the Rue Saint Lazare. It was impossible
62 XXIV |               that May resides in the Rue de Grenelle-Saint-Germain,