Chapter

 1 I  |        as we sat together in the little private~room, lingering
 2 I  |          Paris, in~quest of some little isle that should be so far
 3 I  |         her to the play; and the little~politician and great man
 4 I  |           Eugene was scolded for little~nothings from the first;
 5 I  |        steal the whole of it, my little dears," said Bixiou.~ ~"
 6 II |          Bixiou, administering a little tap to the back~of Blondet'
 7 II |        comparing Nucingen with~a little dabbler like du Tillet,
 8 II |     delicious description of~the little angel, in the course of
 9 III|      noodle or a master in those~little details in which a man's
10 III|         Godefroid used to keep a little~cupboard full of"~ ~"Waistcoats?"
11 III|     cakes, and fruit, and dainty~little flasks of Malaga and Lunel;
12 III|       and Germany, he spent some little time at~St. Petersburg,
13 III|      well; to inhabit a charming little~entresol after the pattern
14 III|       high nor low,~curved nose, little mouth, short turned-up chin,
15 III|        shower of curls about the little girlish head, she looked
16 III|         like~a young girl, nor a little jackanapes like a capitalist,
17 IV |          woman of thirty), 'That~little thing is not dancing badly.'
18 IV |              And let us get on a little faster," said Blondet; "
19 IV |   Beaudenord, and indicating the little one with the~spotless white
20 IV |       Shepherdess of the Alps, a little woman of forty,~coquettish
21 IV |        her pelisse, with all~the little tender precautions required
22 IV |          white camellias and the little ways she had~with her headsaw
23 IV |        significant tone. "If the little Baroness was giddy, careless,~
24 IV |         church. To see some poor~little touch of real sorrow, you
25 IV |      frivolous Baroness, and the little~lady of the dance. He became
26 IV |      thread, the pianoforte, the little flowered china~cups, the
27 V  |          printed by Germans, who little~suspect that the gist of
28 V  |       tea, and chatting with~the little circle of friends that dropped
29 V  |        won.) Isaure sat with one little foot thrust out in~its black
30 V  |         and Isaure~would put her little foot on a chair and take
31 V  |          must have weighted very little with him in the~question
32 V  |        amusement, they watched a little squirt of water, no bigger
33 V  |        speculations, investing a little capital now and again for~
34 V  |       our lawgivers come up from little~parishes where they studied
35 VI |        what it is NOT. Now for a little~plain speaking, the rarest
36 VI |          to operate certain nice little shares carefully hoarded
37 VI | Aldriggers, and Beaudenord. Poor little Isaure and Godefroid~playing
38 VI |      given himself up to all the little~pleasures of preparation
39 VI |          crowns, a~ ~comfortable little house neither too large
40 VI |       Married~women relish these little expeditions as ogres relish
41 VI |          life. There were dainty little~dishes such as women love
42 VI |       the animal with his shrill little~voice, but the horse was
43 VII|       neatly and skilfully put a little bombshell~under the colonnades
44 VII|          her fortune.'~ ~" 'Poor little thing!' said the old Alsacien
45 VII|     their premium.~ ~"The dainty little old Baroness d'Aldrigger
46 VII|      wife, a girl no longer. The little Baroness was more than ever
47 VII|        at four.~ ~"Meanwhile the little Baroness d'Aldrigger had
48 VII|     found himself saddled with a little goose~of a wife totally
49 VII|         under the colonnade.~The little old lady wore a tiny green
50 VII|          for he always sends the little Shepherdess of the Alps
51 VII|     flies get through, while the~little ones are caught."~ ~"Then,