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 1 22|   Listen to me," she said to Finot, now become immensely rich. "
 2 23|      table, Couture, to whom Finot, the cleverest or,~if you
 3 25|     Maxime de Trailles rose, Finot (whom he had~summoned the
 4 25|      the cafe Anglais, where~Finot, Couture, and Lousteau should
 5 25|    should gossip beside him. Finot, whose~position toward the
 6 25|      the breakfast, he found Finot and his two friends at table
 7 25|  Couture, well manoeuvred by Finot and Lousteau (Lousteau being,
 8 25|      though~not aware of it, Finot's tool), revealed to the
 9 25| financial eye, Bixiou's wit, Finot's shrewdness, Maxime's profound~
10 25|  moment Couture, followed by Finot, came in; and, soon after,~