Chapter

 1 I   |        It was indeed from this den that the cries had proceeded.
 2 I   |       the other inmates of the den, and in addition ordered
 3 I   |        each other in this vile den. They began to quarrel;
 4 III |      of two women in this vile den explained everything in
 5 III |        habit of coming to this den, could they have been aware
 6 III |    fugitives left the drinking den before the beginning of
 7 III | situation, the vileness of the den, the horror of the scandal,
 8 IV  |       Mother Chupin’s drinking den, most of the vagrants concluded
 9 XII |       enter the Widow Chupin’s den to regain possession of
10 XXI |     eating-house was a regular den of thieves and cut-throats.
11 XXIV|        Widow Chupin’s drinking den should be the Duc de Sairmeuse.