Chapter

 1  3,4|          occurrence, he turned the street corners with infinite caution;
 2  5,4|         blue-lined brougham in the street before nine o'clock A.M.
 3  6,1|        they had seen no one in the street who at all resembled the
 4  6,2| breathlessly to every sound in the street, and trembling each time
 5  6,3|         meeting one another in the street, and saying: 'Ah, well!
 6  6,5|        Helder, and she reached the street just in time to betray her
 7  7,1|     passion, when, on crossing the street, he chanced to turn his
 8  8,1|       carriage was delayed at each street corner by a crowd of passing
 9 10,4|          half the buildings in the street, when he reached one of
10 10,6|       hastened by a thick fog; the street lamps were not yet lighted,
11 12,3|            and they soon heard the street door close behind her with
12 14,2|         howled and shrieked like a street hawker, and we could hear
13 15,5|   miserable den turned us into the street because I could no longer
14 15,5|      mistaken. By the light of the street lamp, I perceived a man
15 18,1|          lifeless in some deserted street, rose before her. And who
16 19,1|           whistle resounded in the street, under her windows. "Pi-ouit."
17 19,2|             she went down into the street. ~A cab was waiting at the
18 20,1|          some public place, in the street, or a restaurant, he was