Chapter

 1 II |      resumed, "and for that matter, men~too, who can cut their lives
 2 II | irreproachable gloves and ties, the men who do not blush to marry
 3 II |        without calculation and wise men that calculate while they~
 4 II |       Besides, just look at the two men. The one has a~sharp-pointed
 5 II |            set, towns to take. Most men of this stamp are so~close
 6 III|            a fool, as so many young~men do, let it go in follies
 7 III|          the minds of all the young men~in Paris at one glance (
 8 III|     ourselves that are not~ordinary men) would reply that the happiness
 9 III|          favor in the sight of many men, but to my thinking~the
10 IV |           he would buy up causes of men who~feared to lose the day;
11 IV |            He found influence among men in public life by getting~
12 IV |            sound of the feet of the men that carried the coffin~
13 IV |             been one of the leading men in a place, how are you
14 V  |         were sure to meet the~young men of their set, she would
15 V  |         girls.' Their friends among men, the only persons who might
16 V  |            you~by treating you like men of taste, I am distilling
17 V  |             French imagination when men fain would blunt the~needle
18 V  |         last~words of all the great men that die without saying
19 V  |          mind the sordid~schemes of men that have one foot here
20 V  |         Malvina; I know it already. Men talk things over among~themselves,
21 V  |          induced the hardest-headed men on~'Change to take up stock
22 V  |       spread out over any~number of men, much as a drop of prussic
23 V  |             make the longest-headed men work out~schemes for him
24 V  |      pleasing to behold as broker's men."~ ~"Nucingen," pursued
25 V  |  aristocracy, the court, and~public men descend into speculation
26 VI |          man to Lyons, one of those men that are~said to have no
27 VI |             some new check upon~the men. This method of manufacturing
28 VI |         folk in Paristhe best known men in business, that isand~
29 VI |           dandy, one of those comic men that drive police~sergeants
30 VI |          the legislature. The~great men of their districts are sent
31 VI |             marriage. At such times men are like~birds building
32 VII|            a tide in the affairs of men subject like other tides