Chapter

 1 I  |      wealthy woman."~ ~"My friends, give him the benefit of extenuating
 2 II |          cut their lives in two and give away but one-half.~(Remark
 3 II |            range of sentiment. They~give their time, their life,
 4 II |         woman before quotedI cannot give her name, for she is still
 5 II |          thousand francsI will just give you some~idea of it. I have
 6 II |            in England myself.I will give him wit enough~for a couple
 7 II | enthusiastic, you argue, laugh,~and give yourself out, you fling
 8 II |          into the~conversation, you give expression to your real
 9 III|            of~us would be likely to give a nephew; Godefroid's name
10 III|         that be? In other respectsI~give you my word for itshe was
11 III|            Your money or your life; give me five~francs or take my
12 IV |      wooden-headed~playwright would give you the whole of Clarissa
13 IV |         hedgesit~would be better to give way to the adorable passion
14 IV |             music for the ballet; I give you warning.'~ ~"Rastignac
15 IV |         suspend payment, nor did he give his~creditors shares in
16 V  |            else was gone, and say, 'Give me your shoe!' and Isaure~
17 V  |           chair and take it off and give it to~him, with a glance,
18 V  |              One saying of his will give you some idea of~the depths
19 V  |           when Godefroid came in to give his report to Malvina. A
20 VII|          pray don't noise it about; give those that~hold his paper