Chapter

1 1|   sentiments and ideas are of equal~strength, whose souls are
2 1|      to obtain, from a~budget equal to the budgets which now
3 1|    last comer is therefore on equal terms with the oldest veteran
4 1|      in a pretty~carriage, to equal Madame Delphine de Nucingen,
5 3|       the foundry, besides an equal division of~profits. The
6 3|     to Saillard, no one could equal~Elisabeth in hashing the
7 5| represents a permanent income equal to our salaries, which are,
8 6|     brother! he never~had his equal! Ah, you should have seen
9 7|     the Te Deum was sung with equal joy and confidence in both