Chapter

 1 I  |        upon it. We listened to just such a~pamphlet as Rameau'
 2 II |            So far so good, but just get to his fortune," said
 3 II | coaxingly; "after what we have just been~saying, will you venture
 4 II |     his fortune."~ ~"You might just as well make a start with
 5 II |       His crony, du Tillet, is just such another," said Finot. "
 6 II |    that of birth du Tillet has just precisely as much as is~
 7 II |        the best bone. Besides, just look at the two men. The
 8 II |       more know him~than Finot just now knew the origin of the
 9 II |        a thousand francsI will just give you some~idea of it.
10 III| suggested Finot.~ ~"Come, now, just like you, great Turcaret
11 III|       the pattern of the rooms just described on the Quai~Malaquais;
12 IV |        voice, 'your sister has just netted a~fish worth eighteen
13 IV |        want to~see them again? Just turn off a compliment for
14 IV |     law in desperation and had just~bought a bare license. He
15 IV |      very late. The epistle is just~beginning.'~ ~" 'He will
16 IV |        Taillefer; 'Nucingen is just the man to swallow~down
17 IV |    tone," Bixiou continued.~ ~"Just du Tillet himself summed
18 V  |     nor Desroches married her; just explain~Ferdinand's motive,"
19 V  |     tale inside another.~I had just brought my twenty-ninth
20 V  |  things over among~themselves, just as you women talk after
21 V  |       of champagne."~ ~"We are just coming to it," returned
22 V  |      peculiar~talent. Nucingen just let fall a hint to du Tillet
23 V  |      whose account Cerizet had just been~condemned on a criminal
24 V  |      chance of making money is just as covetous as the founder~
25 VI |    Republic took up the~riots, just as an insurgent snatches
26 VI |       How this~came about I am just going to tell you. The Republic
27 VI |      happiness in~bloom.'~ ~" 'Just say it out in three words!'~ ~" '
28 VII|      deep in the butter.'~ ~" 'Just let me speak, or we shall
29 VII|       bought a splendid estate just outside Paris for two millions
30 VII|  Beaudenord lost his situation just as his wife presented him
31 VII|   fatal to modern society."~ ~"Just get that into the electors'