Chapter

 1 I  |                             I~You know how slight the partitions
 2 I  |          very clever man."~ ~"You know what Nucingen is," said
 3 II |    standing, you are~not bound to know that," said Blondet.~ ~"
 4 II |          the same time, those who~know the world, the observer,
 5 II |      returned Bixiou. "You do not~know what Nucingen is, financially
 6 II |  financially speaking."~ ~"Do you know so much as a word as to
 7 II |     appearances; and secondly, to know him well you must be in
 8 II |      reviens a~nos moutons.Do you know Beaudenord? No? no? no?
 9 II |         absorbed that you no more know him~than Finot just now
10 II |        his man.~ ~"If you wish to know in what pure, complete,
11 II |          had been vaccinated (you know~what I mean, Blondet).~ ~"
12 II |        the fusion of interests. I know nothing more~wearing than
13 II |         self-possession which you know!" added Blondet. "It is~
14 II |        groom,' as they write that know~nothing of society. The
15 III|           to the question.~ ~"You know the effect of fair hair
16 IV |       office for the dead, do you know what the friends of the
17 IV |                 TIEDhe?You do not know him.'~ ~" 'Do you know how
18 IV |        not know him.'~ ~" 'Do you know how Nucingen and du Tillet
19 IV |                 Those that do not know her may think her plain,'
20 IV |          pizness, nopody cares to know who lifs or dies; it is
21 IV |         more as a million, as you know, but I should gladly gif
22 IV |           has she?'~ ~" 'I do not know precisely; boot she haf
23 IV |               Malvina, puzzled to know how to comfort her mother,
24 IV |          Now by what token do you know that a man is in love?"~
25 V  |     excessive affection that must know all things and rule all
26 V  |             she~said frankly, 'to know the secret between us. Dear
27 V  |          should very much like to know whether~I am a second shift,
28 V  |        the Rue des Lombards. (You know him, Finot.)~Mme. Matifat
29 V  |         her comfort is~assured. I know the world. Girls, mammas,
30 V  |         up with, 'I do not ask to know your~secret, Malvina; I
31 V  |           your~secret, Malvina; I know it already. Men talk things
32 V  |        now, how?" cried Finot. "I know a few things, but I cannot~
33 V  |        machinery. At this day you know the secret of the firm of
34 V  | instigator, and scapegoat; but we know better than that nowadays.
35 V  |        never tried before! Do you~know the moral of it all? Our
36 V  |          been too prosperous, you know she might have amused~herself
37 VI |          Nucingen of caps, do you know what he did? He went to~
38 VI |            apparently rejoiced to know that there would be women
39 VI |        this secret, he~should not know it.'~ ~" 'No.'~ ~" 'Very
40 VI |               Look here; I do not know whether there will be enough
41 VII|   Werbrust,' said du Tillet. 'You know the holders of his~paper.
42 VII|           end of the quarter; you know why. They are~going to pay
43 VII|        cause of the smash; do you know?' put in Claparon.~ ~" '
44 VII|         put in Claparon.~ ~" 'You know nothing about it,' said
45 VII|         all the money he wants. I know the causes of the suspension.
46 VII|         for~they were supposed to know very well what they were