It happened that on this morning of Marguerite's return, Balthazar and Lemulquinier sat down on a bench in the Place Saint-Jacques to rest in the sun.

The managers put me as apprentice with a chair mender in Faubourg Saint-Jacques.

Alone, a great black mass detaches itself from the universal conflagration, it is the Tour Saint-Jacques, standing out like a malediction.

The windows of the church of SAINT-JACQUES-DU-HAUT-PAS are destroyed.

Rue Saint-Jacques: Nos. 26, 146, 164, Café de l'Ecole de Droit,1 36, 195, 198, 216.

He tied up his bundle of papers in a cloth, and taking his pupil by the arm, urged him in the direction of the Rue Saint-Jacques.

One day Bianchon spoke to Desplein of a poor water-carrier of the Saint-Jacques district, who had a horrible disease caused by fatigue and want; this wretched Auvergnat had had nothing but potatoes to eat during the dreadful winter of 1821.