Chapter

 1 I  |     burdens of married life were put on him.~Rastignac bore the
 2 I  |          wealthy wife would have put Rastignac in the way~of
 3 II |      Money apart," Andoche Finot put in sourly.~ ~"Oh, come,
 4 II |        Blondetone word, my boy," put in Couture. "In the first
 5 II | Happiness was where you chose to put~it.' "~ ~"She formulated
 6 II |         are known in Philistia!" put in Bixiou.~ ~"Happiness
 7 II |          married couples, he had put a bedstead~in his room,
 8 II |      domestic. Milord would have put up~with a good deal from
 9 III|       soft for~bare feet hastily put to the floor in a sudden
10 III|      that~upright guardian, also put his ward in possession of
11 III|         that he had contrived to put it aside for his ward's~
12 III|      flic-flac, a something that put you in mind of Mlle. Mars'~
13 IV |      block us out our pictures,"~put in Couture.~ ~"Here you
14 IV |        how much THEY are worth,'~put in Werbrust, a friend of
15 IV |          and out of gratitude he put the old~man's capital into
16 IV |      Nucingen and du Tillet were put at the head of the procession
17 IV |         plessing~gif a mann kann put drust in his vife's heart.
18 IV |  confidential interview, Malvina put down the~carriage, sold
19 IV |       ci-devant pearl's daughter put the state of the case~before
20 V  |     anything!"~ ~"Come, get on," put in Finot.~ ~"It was my intention
21 V  |          shoe!' and Isaure~would put her little foot on a chair
22 V  |       Rue du Cherche-Midi.~ ~"To put another kind of happiness
23 V  |          good for Finot."~ ~"Who put him up to it?" asked Couture.~ ~"
24 V  |      that. He made some one else put up~the machinery that was
25 V  |    reason, it occurred to~him to put forward a figurehead director
26 V  |    better than that nowadays. We~put, 'Apply at the offices of
27 V  |        in which~you might safely put a million francs' worth
28 V  |         pledge themselves not to put their own shares upon the
29 V  |        shares,' as~Couture says, put thus artlessly before the
30 V  |        Purely vegetable remedy," put~in Bixiou, "les carottes" (
31 VI |          were oppressing him; he put honesty~out at the door
32 VI |        way in which~concerns are put before the public," began
33 VI |        wife too~much beloved. He put too much faith in the Republic,
34 VI |        he condemned the mass; he put no belief in any virtuemen~
35 VI |       the time that Nucingen~had put his wife's friend into the
36 VI |         offend him! Nucingen had put Rastignac up to this the
37 VI |          way of playing truant," put in Blondet.~ ~"Of course
38 VII|      What a man that Hebrew is," put in Blondet; "he has not
39 VII|         had neatly and skilfully put a little bombshell~under
40 VII|        handed them over to me to put on the market, do~you understand?
41 VII|         the smash; do you know?' put in Claparon.~ ~" 'You know
42 VII|        of the suspension. He~has put all his capital into Mexican
43 VII|      Aiglemont and~Beaudenord (I put them forward as two examples
44 VII|      like seventeen millions.~He put faith in the Ordinances
45 VII|          investments, and boldly put his money into the funds
46 VII|         spirit of the law can be put down. Yes.~Arbitrary rule