Chapter

 1 I  |        his house. And that very fact showed me~that the man was
 2 II |  friends instead~of enemies. In fact, he has kept his past life
 3 II |       you, Finot. Well, it is a fact, he belonged to the Faubourg~
 4 II |        the shafts, he looked in fact very much like one of the~
 5 II |      too pretty for a tiger; in fact, he offered to bet that
 6 IV |      call your attention to the~fact that this Godefroid had
 7 V  |         of money with~him.' The fact was that Desroches, deep
 8 V  |        reason for loving is the fact that~one has loved. His
 9 V  |    Lousteau's Matifat; ours, in fact. The Matifats, even then~
10 V  |           asked Couture.~ ~"The fact was," continued Bixiou, "
11 V  | something, while as a matter of fact"~ ~"But if you look at banking
12 V  |        of the tenas~a matter of fact you are not, the public
13 VI |         wretched, and that is a fact,~when one cannot marry the
14 VII|       Palma, to my~mind, is the fact that he and Werbrust were
15 VII|      That is all.'~ ~" 'It is a fact,' said Werbrust; 'I am taking