I kept him in sight as he walked toward Stuart Street.

In Stuart Street I had a choice of parking spaces outside No. 9.

I was almost at the corner of Stuart Street when a car slowed up into the corner of my eye.

Last fall, 330 Stuart Street, a building that is about 80 percent vacant, sold for $267 a square foot.

I made it back to Stuart Street just before eight.

Nobody could have recognized me walking up Stuart Street.

This plat was amended in 1877, including a slight change to the position of Stuart Street.

It was on Stuart Street, second floor front, half a block down from Tremont.

I looked down at Stuart Street; he wasn't there.

The air blowing in from Stuart Street was hot and gritty.