Chapter

 1 II |   wools, indigoes~anything, in short, on which any profit can
 2 II |      signs of disaffection. In short, he might have love and
 3 II | knowing as an old~attorney; in short, at the age of ten he was
 4 III|     spoken wherever he went~in short, he never got away from
 5 III|     good~fellow."~ ~"To cut it short, a brat with eighteen thousand
 6 III|    like~chickens in a coop. In short, he resolved to centre his
 7 III|     curved nose, little mouth, short turned-up chin, oval face;~
 8 III|    grounds, to do~anything, in short, that makes woman adorable,
 9 IV |       other; to be Werther, in short, with a happy~ending.'~ ~" '
10 IV |        dark-haired, Isaure was short and fair, and her~features
11 IV |        a taste for rose color, short petticoats, and a knot of~
12 IV |      too tight and sleeves too short~for him, that he swallowed
13 IV |     pointshe is a Derville, in short. Then there is the starveling~
14 IV |  Nucingen's diplomatic efforts~short.~ ~"After dinner the Baron
15 V  |    thought him very clever. In~short, judge of his absorption;
16 V  |        of those glances thatin short, you~understand.~ ~"At length
17 V  |       commercial education, in short. She was impatient enough
18 V  |    money," said Couture.~ ~"In short, there was no competition
19 V  |      wait for proof.~In a very short time you will see the aristocracy,
20 VI |   invent a bad speculation. In short, as~several banks of the