Chapter

 1 II |        one-half.~(Remark how I word my phrase for you in humanitarian
 2 II |        left. THOUthat is their Word made flesh. What can you
 3 II |        said Bixiou.~ ~"Upon my word, yes."~ ~"And you?" asked
 4 II |       Do you know so much as a word as to his beginnings?" asked
 5 II |  Italian count."~ ~"Blondetone word, my boy," put in Couture. "
 6 II |        young man. Eh! eh! that word~happiness, unhappily, seems
 7 III|    other respectsI~give you my word for itshe was a rough sketch
 8 III|       was old Marcel's highest~word of praise, and old Marcel
 9 IV |        of trouble to whisper a word in an~inattentive ear, of
10 IV | philander, do not let her~send word to him unless you have seen
11 IV |  Tillet himself summed up in a word!" cried Couture.~ ~" 'Those
12 V  |      not refrain from saying a word to his future sister-~in-law
13 V  |       his report to Malvina. A word here and~there reached his
14 V  |      chance of~saying a solemn word of advice to youMARRY! Do
15 V  |        him without confiding a word to them; it is his peculiar~
16 V  |       not mean cant; I use the word in its wide political~sense,"
17 VI | streets; well,~there was not a word of truth in it all. The
18 VI | returning to the~charge, "that word charlatanism has come to
19 VI |        Aiglemont. If you say a~word, you must answer to me for
20 VII|       of himself. No one has a word to say against~him. If anybody
21 VII|    capitalist often is another~word for a cut-throat, it would