Chapter

 1 Ded|            the thought underlying The Firm of~Nucingen, appended to
 2 II |          living at the~expense of the firm of Nucingen, for being installed
 3 II |                 The prosperity of the firm of Nucingen is one of the
 4 II |              lose their fortunes. The firm of Necker,~for instance,
 5 II |               family; there was~ ~the firm of Paris Brothers, for instance,
 6 III|             savings invested with the firm of Nucingen; saying~with
 7 IV |           Wilhelmine Adolphus (of the firm~of Adolphus and Company,
 8 IV | responsibility is divided between the firm of~Adolphus and Company
 9 IV |            Baroness' account with the firm of Nucingen (she was her~
10 V  |            until it was~too late. The firm of Nucingen deliberately
11 V  |            and other investments, the firm possessed about~six millions
12 V  |            you know the secret of the firm of Claparon and~Company,
13 V  |            Bixiou, "had supported the firm of Charles~Claparon and
14 V  |          Tillet proposed to bring his firm of Claparon to the fore.
15 VI |            the public. The well-known firm~of Minard began by sales
16 VII|            confidence was felt in the firm after the~two previous suspensions,
17 VII|             with a well-known Belgian firm to resume the working of
18 VII|            millions, consigned to the firm of Nucingen, were lying
19 VII|               wait for the crash. The firm of Claparon did~business