Chapter

1  2,2|  but smell suspiciously of tobacco and absinthe. Oh, yes, let
2  5,3|    the table, and a jar of tobacco on the mantel-shelf. But
3 10,2| she lives, but she keeps a tobacco store, somewhere, and that'
4 10,6|     Madame Paul. Dealer in Tobacco. Quai de la Seine." Great
5 10,6| told that his wife keeps a tobacco shop - so the case is plain.
6 10,6| rich baroness and the poor tobacco dealer, and his cogitations
7 11,1|  as many packages of musty tobacco, constituted the entire