Chapter

 1 1|      been able to establish,--I mean Credit."~ ~Unfortunately,
 2 3|        each other! what can you mean?" she cried, in a hurt tone.~ ~"
 3 5|       administrative genius,--I mean the law of promotion by
 4 5|      all his faculties (I don't mean transcendent ones) can't~
 5 6|        you mean--"~ ~Dutocq. "I mean nothing."~ ~Fleury. "Do
 6 6| majority. Now~do you see what I mean, papa Gigonnet?"~ ~"It's
 7 7|    Mascarille."~ ~"What can you mean?"~ ~"This will prove to
 8 7|         To-night," she said, "I mean your general-secretary to
 9 7|        said Gobseck.~ ~"Can you mean to strangle me?"~ ~"Possibly."~ ~"
10 7|          Not in these days, you mean," said the minister's wife,
11 8|  gentleman utters. What does he mean with his 'heads~that fall'?"~ ~
12 8|       of understanding what you mean. Do me~the honor to explain
13 8|     your own hands,--so long, I mean, as your ally is a~man who
14 8|     with him to-morrow."~ ~"You mean that you wish to explain
15 8|        useful to her. But~now I mean to take another path. If
16 8|         Poiret. "What does that mean?"~ ~Fleury. "That priests
17 8|          Bixiou. "But you don't mean that a functionary is not