Chapter

 1 V  |          a boarding-school! Well, Matifat meant~the girl to marry
 2 V  |           about it."~ ~"Florine's Matifat?" asked Blondet.~ ~"Well,
 3 V  |             Well, yes. Lousteau's Matifat; ours, in fact. The Matifats,
 4 V  |          the~shape of one Cochin, Matifat's partner's son, a young
 5 V  |           department. M. and Mme. Matifat were of the opinion that
 6 V  |           in our next'), when~old Matifat, who as host still held
 7 V  |        You know him, Finot.)~Mme. Matifat loved the arts; she bought
 8 V  |           her hands on. The Sieur Matifat amused himself by looking
 9 V  |          idea of~the depths in my Matifat. 'Art THOU going to bed,
10 V  |         Aiglemont with a million,~Matifat with three hundred thousand,
11 VII|          Bourse he came upon poor Matifat, who had three~hundred thousand
12 VII|        francs in Nucingen's bank. Matifat, ghastly and~haggard, beheld
13 VII|         not interest you, Daddy~ ~Matifat; you are out of business.'~ ~" '
14 VII|         it, it seems to me,' said Matifat. 'I never~knew a banker
15 VII|         it, it seems to me,' said Matifat.~ ~" 'Good-night.'~ ~" '
16 VII|          off and went back to the Matifat's in the Rue du Cherche-Midi,~
17 VII|           Gigonnet had foisted on~Matifat in lieu of cash.~ ~"They
18 Add|         Charles~Eugenie Grandet~ ~Matifat (wealthy druggist)~Cesar
19 Add| Provincial at Paris~Cousin Pons~ ~Matifat, Madame~Cesar Birotteau~ ~
20 Add|          Madame~Cesar Birotteau~ ~Matifat, Mademoiselle~Pierrette~ ~