Chapter

 1 I  |         of a political leader and great~capitalist. He once said
 2 I  |         the little~politician and great man of to-day spent a good
 3 II |            on the strength of his great maxim, 'There is no such
 4 II |    acceptances in the market. The great capitalist felt his inferiority.~
 5 II |          was~all but ruined. Some great capitalist in every age
 6 II |      Coeur was the founder of the great noble house of Noirmoutier,~
 7 II |      through the influence of the~great analytical school of Paris,
 8 II |         you have yet to learn the great law~of the 'Improper' that
 9 II |   repented of the creation of the great character~of Effie in The
10 II |          strict observance of the great law of the~IMproper that
11 II |        looked like a hawk.~Yetthe great man dismissed him. Not for
12 III|         Come, now, just like you, great Turcaret that you are. (
13 III|       spared by the harrow of the great reduction under the~Republic
14 III|         balance in hand. It was a~great notion of his 'not to get
15 III| sunshadethe advantage of having a great lady to~complain of, instead
16 III|      deserved~the epithet of 'the Great.' People used to say 'the
17 III|           People used to say 'the Great Marcel,' as~they said 'Frederick
18 III|          they said 'Frederick the Great,' and in Frederick's time."~ ~"
19 III|        What times they were, when great nobles dressed the dancers!"
20 III|         have set your finger on a great calamity. If~Marcel had
21 IV |       badly.'But to return to the great~Marcel, let us parody his
22 IV |        The widow will soon feel a great difference.'~ ~" 'What do
23 IV |           she has a mother with a great liking for rose-color.'
24 IV |          fanatical admirer of the great man to~whom he owed his
25 IV |         his one~chance of growing great."~ ~"Blondet, Blondet, how
26 V  |         the last~words of all the great men that die without saying
27 V  |     length Godefroid discovered a great mystery in Malvina. Whenever~
28 V  |          determined to reveal the~great secret of it. But, pooh!
29 V  |     payment. About that time, the great man hit on the idea~of indemnifying
30 V  |      their coin. On the market, a great idea of this sort is~not
31 V  |           as the inventor! What a great magnetizer must he be that
32 VI |      captain, you understand, and great~plenty of caps. If you interfere
33 VI |         with the legislature. The~great men of their districts are
34 VI |          But this danger, however great it may be, seems to me less
35 VI |       comes of philanthropy!~ ~"A great politician ought to be without
36 VI |       makes France prosperous and great is preferable, is he~not,
37 VII|    studied the means by which the great bubble had been created,
38 VII|        millions belonging to that great~scamp Philippe Bridau.~ ~"
39 VII|          to lunar~influences. The great Arago is much to blame for
40 Add|      Start in Life~Gaudissart the Great~ ~Gobseck, Esther Van~Gobseck~