Chapter

 1 I  |       broke from his audience of three.~ ~"Then did Rastignac refuse?"
 2 I  |     broke~decently with Delphine three years ago; he will not marry
 3 II |         ninety~days' sight, with three witnesses and guarantees.
 4 II |         shuddered at the idea of three hundred thousand francs'
 5 II |          at the same time. Those three~hundred thousand bottles
 6 II |           which you please), was three feet in height by twenty~
 7 III|        quite comfortable.'~ ~"In three days' time our Godefroid
 8 III|  rosettes~that adorn the ears of three thoroughbreds and the lining
 9 IV |      lady; as~it was, out of the three hundred guests that crowded
10 IV |         now! here comes Sancho's three hundred goats."~ ~"Therein
11 IV |    servant in livery who brought three pairs of fur-lined overshoes
12 IV |      have an invitation.'~ ~"For three days Godefroid beheld Isaure
13 IV |          that does duty for some~three thousand dead in the course
14 IV |       Alsacien accumulated about three millions of francs. In 1800,~
15 IV |   Alsacien Caleb Balderstone.~ ~"Three years afterwards, in 1826,
16 IV | financial position. At that time three hundred thousand francs
17 IV |         this state of things for three~years! After that confidential
18 IV |             He changes his shirt three times a day," opined Blondet; "
19 V  |    Baroness d'Aldrigger with her three hundred thousand francs,~
20 V  |          a million,~Matifat with three hundred thousand, Charles
21 V  |        than seven, five, or even three years, so that shareholders
22 VI |        themselves. Lyons had her Three Days, but order was restored,~
23 VI |    savings banks, so many riots. Three~street boys hoist a flag
24 VI |          thousand francs fell to three hundred, they rose to seven
25 VI |       the real capital to seven.~Three millions were allotted to
26 VI |               Just say it out in three words!'~ ~" 'Swear to me
27 VI |     fortnight, a month, possibly three months, in which to realize
28 VII|       Taillefer~followed up with three hundred thousand francs
29 VII|    making a commission of~two or three per cent out of Werbrust.~ ~"
30 VII|       upon poor Matifat, who had three~hundred thousand francs
31 VII|  mistaken, Gigonnet; I am in for three hundred~thousand francs.
32 VII|    bought up in the names of the~three chance-united confederates,
33 VII|      else was any the wiser. The three scholars~studied the means
34 VII|     afterwards. They had another three per cent on their capital,~
35 VII|        prudently~invested in the three per cents at seventy-five.
36 VII|          into the funds when the three~per cents stood at forty-five.
37 VII|      between them swallowed down three millions belonging to that
38 VII| understand that the Baron yonder three times did his best to~plunder