In the quarter of the Louvre , twenty-five streets.
In the Palace Royal , or St. Honorius , forty-nine streets.
In Mont. Martyr , forty-one streets.
In St. Eustace , twenty-nine streets.
In the Halles , twenty-seven streets.
In St. Dennis , fifty-five streets.
In St. Martin , fifty-four streets.
In St. Paul , or the Mortellerie , twenty-seven streets.
The Greve , thirty-eight streets.
In St. Avoy , or the Verrerie , nineteen streets.
In the Marais , or the Temple , fifty-two streets.
In St. Antony’s , sixty-eight streets.
In the Place Maubert , eighty-one streets.
In St. Bennet , sixty streets.
In St. Andrews de Arcs , fifty-one streets.
In the quarter of the Luxembourg , sixty-two streets.
And in that of St. Germain, fifty-five streets, into any of which you may walk; and that when you have seen them with all that belongs to them, fairly by daylight—their gates, their bridges, their squares, their statues - - - and have crusaded it moreover, through all their parish-churches, by no means omitting St. Roche and Sulpice - - - and to crown