Chap.

 1        1|      evening at the corner of the Rue de Provence?”~“By Jove,
 2        2|         to go traipsing about the Rue de la Goutte–d’Or. Mme Lerat
 3        3|       Tuesday in her house in the Rue Miromesnil at the corner
 4        3|   Miromesnil at the corner of the Rue de Pentievre. It was a great
 5        3|           belonging to her in the Rue de Richelieu and was now
 6        3|           the table d’hote in the Rue des Martyrs, where big Laure
 7        3|  Boulevard Haussmann, between the Rue de l’Arcade and the Rue
 8        3|           Rue de l’Arcade and the Rue Pesquier,” said Georges
 9        6|      languid state in the austere Rue Miromesnil drawing room.
10        7|           correct; they’re in the Rue Taitbout, at the corner
11        7|    Taitbout, at the corner of the Rue de Provence. You see, I’
12        7|          empty street. It was the Rue Rossini, and along its silent
13        7|    shoulders. He had followed the Rue de la Grange Bateliere as
14        7|           Bateliere as far as the Rue du Faubourg Montmartre,
15        7|  destination, the point where the Rue Taitbout and the Rue de
16        7|          the Rue Taitbout and the Rue de la Provence met. He had
17        7|        struck at the Trinite. The Rue de Provence and the Rue
18        7|           Rue de Provence and the Rue Taitbout lay in shadow,
19        7|          were lost to view in the Rue de Provence he returned
20        7|       wind, blowing hard down the Rue Saint–Marc, puffed in his
21        7|          turned the corner of the Rue de la Chaussee–d’Antin,
22        7|           great dark house in the Rue Miromesnil froze his heart.
23        7|     entered his town house in the Rue Miromesnil his wife was
24        8|           the fourth floor in the Rue Veron at Montmartre. Nana
25        8|      furnish the two rooms in the Rue Veron, and sharing everything
26        8|           cake, a “mocha,” in the Rue de la Chaussee–d’Antin,
27        8|          him at the corner of the Rue Labruyere for nearly half
28        8|        her where she lived in the Rue Rochefoucauld close by.
29        8|           Mme Robert lived in the Rue Mosnier, a silent, new street
30        8|         was a table d’hote in the Rue des Martyrs, where the dinner
31        8|         mud in the street. In the Rue des Martyrs Nana felt her
32        8|          public–house ball in the Rue des Poissonniers, where
33        8|           reached her home in the Rue Veron and was taken aback
34        8|        had come across her in the Rue de Laval one fine day when
35        8|           On the pavements of the Rue Notre Dame de la Lorette
36        8|          then march off along the Rue le Peletier. When they were
37        8|           in the direction of the Rue la Rochefoucauld, they became
38        8|       kept to the sidewalk in the Rue du Faubourg Montmartre.
39        8|          to wrangle together. The Rue Notre Dame de la Lorette
40        8|        catch at the corner of the Rue Breda or the Rue Fontaine.~
41        8|           of the Rue Breda or the Rue Fontaine.~Nevertheless,
42        8|           word he turned down the Rue Rougemont with her. It was
43        8|          rooms.”~He lodged in the Rue Bergere close by. But she
44        8|        kept a little hotel in the Rue de Laval. Here they were
45        8|          they took shelter in the Rue de Laval. At the sound of
46        9|         on the tall houses in the Rue Vivienne, the backs of which
47        9|        passed in a doorway of the Rue Taitbout. But he still felt
48        9|           old–clothes shop in the Rue de Lappe in process of selling
49       10|     situated at the corner of the Rue Cardinet, in the Avenue
50       10|            on the sidewalk in the Rue Montmartre, noticed a woman
51       10|        men had interrupted in the Rue de Laval, was beginning
52       10|           the table d’hote in the Rue des Martyrs. She was not
53       10|           had gone to dine in the Rue des Martyrs without being
54       10|      Mother Josse’s school in the Rue Polonceau!”~When the roast
55       10|      boots worn long since in the Rue de la Goutte–d’Or. She was
56       10|          her humble circle in the Rue de la Goutte–d’Or, she began
57       12| transforming the old house in the Rue Miromesnil. Then there were
58       12|        occupying her house in the Rue Richelieu, having, as she
59       13|          his mother’s flat in the Rue Richelieu that his heart
60       13|        cab which drove him to the Rue Richelieu, he had busily
61       13|      paying a flying visit in the Rue Miromesnil came direct to
62       13|        little door opening on the Rue Cardinet, he went up unhindered.
63       14|        out of her carriage in the Rue du Faubourg Saint–Honore,
64       14|         trotted rapidly along the Rue Royale and the boulevards,