Chapter
1 II | you are making up for lost time over the~champagne!"~ ~"
2 II | would look on herself as lost if she received a~visit
3 II | pot of jam (he had already lost the guineas~with which milord
4 III| livres at one-and-twenty is lost," said Couture.~ ~"Unless
5 III| Opera properly. When he lost twenty-five or thirty louis
6 IV | twenty-~four thousand livres, lost herself in arithmetical
7 IV | now that her fortune was lost, that~fortune of which she
8 V | The Matifats, even then~lost to us, had gone to live
9 V | Meddlesome taxation has lost us more victories here in~
10 VI | speaking now of foreign capital lost to France," continued~Couture, "
11 VII| better off, who can have lost?" asked Finot.~ ~"Hear the
12 VII| Paris. In 1830~Beaudenord lost his situation just as his
13 Add| Birotteau~ ~Cointet, Boniface~Lost Illusions~The Member for
14 Add| Bachelor's Establishment~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished
15 Add| Pierrette~Cesar Birotteau~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished
16 Add| Birotteau~Melmoth Reconciled~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished
17 Add| Cesar Birotteau~Gobseck~Lost Illusions~A Distinguished
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