Chapter

 1 II |     after what we have just been~saying, will you venture to blame
 2 III|       with the firm of Nucingen; saying~with all the charm of a
 3 III|        disposition, incapable of saying ill of any~one who honored
 4 IV |         us parody his best known saying with, 'How much there is~
 5 IV |         so I was thinking. I was saying to myself that instead~of
 6 IV |     friends of the departed~were saying as, all dressed in black
 7 V  |       great men that die without saying anything!"~ ~"Come, get
 8 V  | Godefroid could not refrain from saying a word to his future sister-~
 9 V  |      Regency style of thing. One saying of his will give you some
10 V  |     morning, all for a chance of~saying a solemn word of advice
11 VII|      part, all that we have been saying~seems to me to be a paraphrase