Chapter

 1 3|        her own, and those of an uncle, just as her~countrywomen
 2 3|      Madame Bidault, a paternal uncle of~Madame Saillard, an old
 3 3|      employed a~certain Mitral, uncle of the young man, as clerk.
 4 3|         long felt sure that her uncle Bidault, otherwise called~
 5 3|         to~remonstrate with her uncle.~ ~"It is just because he
 6 3|        cried the cashier.~ ~"My uncle Bidault and Monsieur Gobseck
 7 4|          in admiration of~their uncle, "What cheek he has!"~ ~"
 8 4|     when they come in late!"~ ~"Uncle Antoine," said Gabriel, "
 9 6| post-chaise by the advice of my uncle~Mitral, and that Falleix
10 6|       obliged to go out with my uncle~Mitral. Would you believe
11 6|         I was unable to find my uncle Bidault at~home this afternoon.
12 6|       to such a~place alone; my uncle Mitral will take me there
13 6|       boston,~Elisabeth and her uncle Mitral reached the cafe
14 6|      her husband's appointment.~Uncle Mitral, a former sheriff'
15 6|       Gobseck and Gigonnet (her uncle Bidault), which stood out
16 6|      began and you'll have your uncle's esteem,"~and he grasped
17 6|    really named Bidault) is~the uncle of Saillard, your cashier;
18 7|   significant. Well,~Baudoyer's uncle has bought up my debts,
19 8|       before, thanks to Dutocq. Uncle Antoine and Laurent had
20 8|     parties at the ministry."~ ~Uncle Mitral rubbed his nose and
21 8|       son and daughter-in-~law. Uncle Gigonnet-Bidault, who had
22 8|        me present you to my own uncle,~Monsieur Mitral, and to
23 8|     believe you," said Godard. "Uncle Mitral used to be a sheriff'