Pavee

Lamoignon as on the Rue Pavee; everywhere occurred falls and right angles; and then, the sentinels must have espied the dark form of the fugitive; hence, the route taken by Thenardier still remains rather inexplicable.

Les Miserables 2008

In the midst of this anguish, he suddenly saw, the street being still dark, a man who was gliding along the walls and coming from the Rue Pavee, halt in the recess above which Thenardier was, as it were, suspended.

Les Miserables 2008

There was nothing said or heard about the matter in the Rue Pavee St. Andree, that reached even the occupants of the same building.

The Mystery of Marie Roget 2006

They felt the need of the cool night air, so instead of going down the rue Pavee they resolved to follow the rue

Celebrated Crimes (Complete) Alexandre Dumas p��re 1836

I wonder, have the Rom, Pavee, etc. people changed their lifestyles much in recent years?

Shelbyville Times-Gazette Headlines 2009

When he was in the Rue Pavee, the rag-picker occurred to his mind, and he indulged in this soliloquy: — “You’re in the wrong to insult the revolutionists, Mother

Les Miserables 2008

But the outer wall of La Force formed a crenellated and unequal line; it mounted and descended, it dropped at the firemen's barracks, it rose towards the bath-house, it was cut in twain by buildings, it was not even of the same height on the Hotel Lamoignon as on the Rue Pavee; everywhere occurred falls and right angles; and then, the sentinels must have espied the dark form of the fugitive; hence, the route taken by Thenardier still remains rather inexplicable.

Les Miserables, Volume IV, Saint Denis 1862

But the outer wall of La Force formed a crenellated and unequal line; it mounted and descended, it dropped at the firemen's barracks, it rose towards the bath-house, it was cut in twain by buildings, it was not even of the same height on the Hotel Lamoignon as on the Rue Pavee; everywhere occurred falls and right angles; and then, the sentinels must have espied the dark form of the fugitive; hence, the route taken by

Les Misérables Victor Hugo 1843

Pavee Lackeen: The Traveller Girl, thanks to BBC2.

planet.journals.ie 2008