Chapter

 1 I  |    midnight, these gloomy, narrow streets became the haunt of numerous
 2 X  |           who constantly walk the streets of Paris!”~This was promising
 3 XIV|         mantle over the city. The streets below were full of animation;
 4 XIV|      taken twenty steps along the streets before he became aware that
 5 XV |   Mariembourg about midnight, the streets were as full as if it had
 6 XV |         took him into the crowded streets, and taught him to pick
 7 XV |        led the child out into the streets, to teach him to steal,
 8 XIX|        after step he takes in the streets outside is dogged by skilful
 9 XX |       alone together, free in the streets of Paris, armed with mutual
10 XXI|          through the many winding streets that lie between the Rue
11 XXI| wine-shops communicating with two streets—all the byways, passages,
12 XXI|         add to this drawback, the streets were now thronged with workmen