Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  III|      creatures that walked the streets and all the young persons
 2    I,  III|     and all wandering odors—of streets, fields, houses, furniture,
 3    I,  IV |        to drive, by way of all streets, avenues, and bridges, toward
 4   II,  I  | yourself. You and she fill the streets full of~hope for me—the
 5   II,  I  |      all the liveliness of~the streets, hold my attention, occupy
 6   II,  I  | through which the~filth of her streets is running. Then I think
 7   II,  II |      emotions through the city streets and the country lanes.~The
 8   II,  III|      down to the great central streets, then walked slowly up the
 9   II,  IV |       home? The thought of the streets tired him only to think
10   II,  IV |       gone out with her in the streets of Paris; and the sensation
11   II,  VI |     she fancied him roving the streets, so sad and lonely, fleeing
12   II,  VI |       sound of vehicles in the streets penetrated the walls; and