Chapter

 1 1  |         rich, and father of an only daughter. Xavier Rabourdin fell~desperately
 2 1  |  transmitted her own talents to her daughter, this young~lady was fitted
 3 1  |     tenderness, the mother gave the daughter~false ideas as to her probable
 4 1  |       Monsieur Leprince~assured his daughter that Xavier was of the stock
 5 1  |      serious mistake of telling his~daughter that her future husband
 6 1  |          tried, for the sake of his daughter, to repair the secret loss
 7 1  |          pictures which adorned his~daughter's salon, and a few old-fashioned
 8 2  |  dressing-room, and~behind them her daughter's little bedroom. On reception
 9 2  |           to Monsieur Leprince. The daughter of the late~auctioneer had
10 2  |        Saillard, the cashier's only~daughter, and had hired, very naturally,
11 3  |           Isidore~Baudoyer, and his daughter, Elisabeth, Baudoyer's wife,
12 3  |         Madame Baudoyer, whose only~daughter was treading--to use an
13 3  |       Monsieur Saillard married the daughter of an upholsterer keeping
14 3  |             given in dowry~to their daughter Elisabeth. Out of this capital
15 3  |            For years Elisabeth, the~daughter, went to market every morning
16 3  |           s-days of~father, mother, daughter, son-in-law, and grandchild
17 3  |        vocation in her love for her daughter, to whom she spared~the
18 3  |             feeling. Solely for her daughter's sake she had persuaded
19 3  |   determined to husband him for her daughter and~train him herself, having,
20 3  |         making a little sign to his daughter, turned on his~heel to keep
21 3  |             After binding his wife, daughter, and son-in-law to the~deepest
22 3  |          step; another, the natural daughter of a minister; this one
23 4  |        College Henri IV.; while his daughter was being educated~gratis
24 4  |           braces embroidered by his daughter, a~diamond in the bosom
25 4  |            had married for love the daughter of a porter, an artificial-~
26 4  |        opera, fell in love with the daughter of~a celebrated danseuse.
27 6  |           path of a mole, which his daughter had undertaken.~ ~"She sent
28 6  |            on the Baudoyer's little daughter; and what an heiress~she
29 6  |           won't you help Saillard's daughter?--~a girl who has knitted
30 7  |             Therese, called for her daughter, the cook, and the man-~
31 7  |            manhood, has married the daughter of an actress, and has~introduced
32 7  |           defect is that she is the daughter of an auctioneer. She~will
33 7  |          not extraordinary that the~daughter of an auctioneer should
34 7  |                  Suppose she is the daughter of an auctioneer," said
35 8  |       enable me to marry a banker's daughter with an income of a~couple
36 Add|    Birotteau~The Firm of Nucingen~A Daughter of Eve~ ~Bixiou, Jean-Jacques~
37 Add| Distinguished Provincial at Paris~A Daughter of Eve~ ~Camps, Madame Octave
38 Add|        Firmiani~A Woman of Thirty~A Daughter of Eve~The Member for Arcis~ ~
39 Add|      Mistress~A Prince of Bohemia~A Daughter of Eve~The Unconscious Humorists~ ~