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 1      I,       I|          the Rue des Ours, a side street leading into the Avenue
 2      I,       I|        the Avenue St. Martin. The street, never a very busy one,
 3      I,       I|        would have ventured on the street after nightfall. One of
 4      I,       I|         been told the name of the street in which is her home."~ ~"
 5      I,       I|            she brought me to this street, made me get out of the
 6      I,       I|           interval of silence the street door opened and closed.~ ~
 7      I,      II|          two men stepped into the street he carried in his arms a
 8      I,      II|        the tavern, he crossed the street, and took up his station
 9      I,      II|          home, can't remember the street, nor the number of the house,
10      I,      II|           drive through a certain street to a third fountain. It
11      I,      II|          It was a narrow, winding street - the Rue des Blancs Manteaux.~ ~
12      I,     III|          showing ourselves on the street in such a costume. Besides,
13      I,     III|          own, he descended to the street in quest of a cab to take
14      I,     III|           half clad in the public street. He knew of another little
15      I,     III|        child you picked up in the street."~ ~"What!" ejaculated Cambray,
16      I,      IV|        trifling occurrence of the street. No, indeed! They did nothing
17    III,      IV|         there came a knock at the street door, and a very peremptory
18     IV,       I|         modest to beg openly. The street beggars he repulsed with
19     IV,     III| promenaded thus along the village street, the people would laugh
20      X,      II|           turned into a beautiful street shaded by walnut-trees,
21      X,     III|              At the corner of the street he alighted, and cautioning