Chapter

 1 II |  place, honor to talent! Our friend is not a 'chap,' as Finot~
 2 II |    was once installed by our friend des~Lupeaulx? You would
 3 IV |  Rastignac being an intimate friend, Godefroid answered in a
 4 IV | Beaudenord~thinking that his friend had his own motives for
 5 IV |   connection. Desroches, our friend~Desroches, understood the
 6 IV |   worth,'~put in Werbrust, a friend of the deceased.~ ~" 'Who?'~ ~" '
 7 IV |      did he die of?' (from a friend).~ ~" 'He broke a blood-vessel
 8 IV |     coaches.'Goot, mein goot friend,' said Nucingen as they~
 9 IV |     paid in full through our friend des Lupeaulx.) Well~fleeced
10 V  | marry Malvina. Our ferocious friend was not apparently jealous
11 V  |   overcame wounded love. Our friend~Ferdinand, cool and self-possessed,
12 V  |      Desroches' mother had a friend, a druggist's wife," continued
13 VI |  Nucingen~had put his wife's friend into the harness in which
14 VI |     the Rue Joubert when our friend counseled~Malvina to marry.
15 VI |    man must be attached to a friend if he can be~guilty of such
16 VI |    and besides, I am not his friend, I cannot betray~Nucingen'
17 VII|      things on the Bourse. A friend of mine, a provincial, a
18 VII|    was over for~the day. 'My friend,' said I, 'they have made