Chapter

 1 II |      meets his engagements with shares in~the Wortschin mines,
 2 IV |       did he give his~creditors shares in doubtful concerns by
 3 V  |      made compulsory to take up shares, would~you?" asked Blondet.~ ~"
 4 V  |   joint-stock company, with~the shares of which he proposed to
 5 V  |        to end in a run upon the shares, and consequently~in a profit
 6 V  | themselves not to put their own shares upon the market;~they kept
 7 V  |    shareholder. 'Nice things in shares,' as~Couture says, put thus
 8 V  |    francs. You invest it in ten shares of a thousand francs each
 9 V  | investment, like those who took~shares in the Wortschin mines.
10 VI |        million francs'~worth of shares in some dubious investment.
11 VI |       is still in existence and shares are quoted on the Bourse.~
12 VI |         patent, that though the shares issued at a~thousand francs
13 VI |        a view to sending up the shares two~hundred francs during
14 VI |     operate certain nice little shares carefully hoarded in his
15 VI |       held in~reserve founders' shares in Heaven knows what coal
16 VI |         a couple of canals; the shares had been given to~him for
17 VI |  getting the differences if the~shares went up, but this formed
18 VI |    Baron's schemes; he~left the shares at sea-level on the market
19 VI |         of success, twenty-five shares of a~thousand francs in
20 VI |      invest all your capital in shares.'~Rastignac suggested Claparon
21 VI |         and~make something; the shares are still going up'~ ~" '
22 VI |         will be enough of these~shares to cover it; and besides,
23 VII|        There is business in it. Shares in this new~concern of ours
24 VII|         place I have a thousand shares of a thousand francs in~
25 VII|        securities, to wit, some shares in the argentiferous lead-~
26 VII|    undertake to convert it into shares in a~canal which is still
27 VII|      use his interest to secure shares for him in~exchange for
28 VII|         praying to him~to allot shares to them, and to-day the
29 VII|       many) kept their~allotted shares, enticed by the so-called
30 VII|         beloved Isaure and took shares in the mines to the value
31 VII|        but at~the first hint of shares in the mines for the bride'
32 VII|         find the accursed canal shares which Gigonnet had foisted
33 VII|         fell from his pedestal. Shares that~had fetched twelve
34 VII|        them to realize when the shares were at their lowest, so~
35 VII|          de Nucingen bought the shares sold by the Baroness~and