Chapter

 1 I  |            deal of his life at~that time in writing dainty notes.
 2 I  |            ailments; he gave up his time, the hours of his~precious
 3 II |          sentiment. They~give their time, their life, their honor
 4 II |       Fenelon for you!) At the same time, those who~know the world,
 5 II |             corruption; for by~that time he was not nearly so much
 6 II |          you are making up for lost time over the~champagne!"~ ~"
 7 II |             scarcely known. At that time bankers would have~shuddered
 8 II |             of Duberghe at the same time. Those three~hundred thousand
 9 II |            suspends payment a third time, his paper will circulate
10 II |           by instinct, and comes in time~to get the best bone. Besides,
11 II |       representative. Finance, like Time, devours its own children.
12 II |          hope that in the course of~time the damned would feel as
13 II |    hopelessly out of place. At~that time Godefroid had blossomed
14 III|          you think of a career, the time and the money~will not have
15 III|       Germany, he spent some little time at~St. Petersburg, he ran
16 III|     comfortable.'~ ~"In three days' time our Godefroid was comfortable.
17 III|          extremely rare; and in our~time as many barriers have been
18 III|            dei~Medici.~ ~"The first time that Godefroid went to one
19 III|            Cupid's bow, at the~same time bidding us to observe that
20 III|          Great,' and in Frederick's time."~ ~"Did Marcel compose
21 IV | entertainments in Strasbourg at the time of his wedding, and~afterwards
22 IV |            penny left in ten years' time,' said~Werbrust, speaking
23 IV |           boulevard. 'It ees a goot time to marry Malfina; you~vill
24 IV |           society, and in course~of time discovered for herself how
25 IV |         financial position. At that time three hundred thousand francs
26 V  |             simply say, 'A pleasant time to you,~dear girls.' Their
27 V  |          ten seconds~(precisely the time required to empty this glass).
28 V  |             Rue Joubert.~ ~"At that time the rascal possessed something
29 V  |         Matifats. While I served my time in the~galleys of the law,
30 V  |      nightwatch at sea; at the same time, it should~be said that
31 V  |           many people envy. By this time Rastignac held the~threads
32 V  |   suspension of payment. About that time, the great man hit on the
33 V  |           man in the long run. This time he meant to make no~mistake
34 V  |        bound to fall within a given time.~You have seen better than
35 V  |           very high dividends for a time. Tried for~the first time,
36 V  |           time. Tried for~the first time, in days when noodles with
37 V  |        imagination, and at the same time make~demands for money of
38 V  |            the old. Publicity means time for reflection and inquiry.
39 V  |          for proof.~In a very short time you will see the aristocracy,
40 VI |             private~office till the time came for putting them on
41 VI |          nor~yet in a year. By this time Rastignac had been so thoroughly
42 VI |            Middle Ages.~But for the time he had grown effeminate
43 VI |           upon Rastignac. So by the time that Nucingen~had put his
44 VII|       extremes fall out and lose no time in making enemies of~each
45 VII|         speak, or we shall not have time to operate. I hit on~the
46 VII|              and took his part at a time when~everybody suspected
47 VII|        devotion, and about the same time he and du Tillet~between
48 VII|   undertaken to do it."~ ~"Who?"~ ~"Time. As the Bishop of Leon said, '