Chap.

 1        1|   while the dense night of the boulevard beyond was dotted with lights
 2        1|          The rumor reached the boulevard, and thereupon followed
 3        1|       long–drawn rumble of the boulevard.~“As though they were always
 4        1| forward and looked down at the boulevard. Over against them the windows
 5        1|       which opened full on the boulevard, its doors having been removed
 6        1|       off in the shadow of the boulevard, which was now gradually
 7        2|       a large new house in the Boulevard Haussmann, the landlord
 8        3|        on a third floor in the Boulevard Haussmann, between the Rue
 9        4|       the opposite side of the Boulevard Haussmann, the glistening
10        5|      first visited Nana in the Boulevard Haussmann once more overcame
11        5|        were escaping along the boulevard with the men of their hearts.
12        7|  slowly returned as far as the boulevard. He glanced out at the roadway
13        7|        again he went up to the boulevard and stood still a minute
14        7|       and escape by way of the boulevard. So he went on the march
15        7|    time of day her flat in the Boulevard Haussmann was not entirely
16        7|     went into the house in the Boulevard Haussmann. It was then eleven.
17        7|     few and far between in the Boulevard Haussmann. He skirted the
18        7|        the whole length of the boulevard and did not return.~His
19        8|       Besides, the flat in the Boulevard Haussmann was plaguing her
20        8|        amid the breakup of the Boulevard Haussmann establishment
21        8|       the public houses in the Boulevard Saint–Michel. But the vacations
22        8|      they would swoop upon the boulevard in parties of twelve or
23        8|      walking with Satin in the Boulevard Poissonniere, the latter
24        9|      sound of carriages in the boulevard and neighboring streets
25       11|     which had started from the Boulevard des Italiens, freighted
26       14|      their destination. On the boulevard the coachman had had to
27       14|      Fauchery was crossing the boulevard, and he, too, came up anxiously
28       14|       The window opened on the boulevard, whence rose a dull roaring
29       14|     ill possessed them. On the boulevard the cry was passing, hoarse
30       14|        breath came up from the boulevard and swelled the curtain.~“