Chapter

 1 II |      meddle with bits of tissue~paper bearing the legend, 'Forgery
 2 II |   people grew accustomed to his paper all~over France. Then an
 3 II |    unheard-of-thing happenedhis paper revived, was~in demand,
 4 II |       rose in value. Nucingen's paper was much inquired for.~The
 5 II |         Nucingen's name and his paper acquired a~European celebrity.
 6 II |         had paid holders of his paper uncommonly well; HE try
 7 II |       payment a third time, his paper will circulate in~Asia,
 8 IV |         his mother sold stamped~paper. But he worked very hard
 9 V  |    fashion upon bits~of scented paper: 'Angel! Aeolian harp! with
10 V  | indemnifying his creditors with paper of purely fictitious value~
11 V  |     francs' worth of Claparon's paper. So~du Tillet proposed to
12 VI |     stone and a handful of pink paper, proposed to himself~to
13 VII|         know the holders of his~paper. Now, look here. There is
14 VII|         a million of Nucingen's paper~at a discount of ten or
15 VII|        give those that~hold his paper a chance.'~ ~" 'What is
16 VII|      Werbrust; 'I am taking his paper myself at~twenty per cent
17 VII|         one stuck to Nucingen's paper.~'Palma must lend us a hand,'
18 VII|      were brimful of~Nucingen's paper. A hint from Palma would
19 VII|       advice, let go Nucingen's~paper at ten per cent of loss;
20 VII|         to buying up Nucingen's paper himself and making a commission
21 VII|      the transfer of~Nucingen's paper for the investments in favor.~ ~"
22 VII|     were fetching in Nucingen's paper from~abroad with a premium
23 VII|         per cent for Nucingen's paper! 'There is something up,'~