Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |      It has fallen upon the crowd below, and they lift up
 2    I,  III|     saw again the Bois, the crowd of carriages around him,
 3    I,  III|     the motley and animated crowd in the gardens.~“Oh, the
 4    I,  IV |    the square salon a great crowd surged and rustled. The
 5    I,  IV |      There was such a dense crowd in the galleries, it seemed
 6    I,  IV |     a great jostling of the crowd as it was forced to give
 7    I,  IV |   hat over the heads of the crowd.~Feeling that he was abstracted,
 8    I,  IV |   shrubs, and below was the crowd which covered the paths
 9   II,  IV |  walked quickly through the crowd which fills the street about
10   II,  IV |    pretty woman leaves in a crowd of men, contracted her heart
11   II,  VI | black sky, exhibited to the crowd before its doors the pompous,
12   II,  VI | heard the deep sound of the crowd, one felt the presence of
13   II,  VI |     of everything; and this crowd are asking themselves anxiously
14   II,  VI |   that strange, indifferent crowd, whereas with Musadieu he
15   II,  VI |   the mist of the nocturnal crowd possessed by that short