Chapter

 1 4 |     so that the idlers in the street may not look upon it as
 2 7 |    stops at the corner of the street and asks if he will come
 3 7 |   turns his head, crosses the street, and goes sadly back to
 4 7 |       saw Marguerite from the street at a window of one of the
 5 8 |         When they were on the street he handed her into a phaeton,
 6 8 |      is prowling about in the street to see who comes out, and
 7 10|   Gaston, when we were in the street, "what do you think of Marguerite?" ~"
 8 11|      walked to and fro in the street; there are no shops, and
 9 12|   young man is passing in the street, he brushes against a woman,
10 13|   home; I could not leave the street, and I never took my eyes
11 14|       instead of going to any street in Paris except the Rue
12 22| Duvernoy." ~When I was in the street I broke the seal of the
13 22|      afraid of falling in the street. A cloud passed before my