Chapter

 1 II |       write that know~nothing of society. The tiger, a diminutive
 2 IV |      proper share of ridicule on society that made the~individual
 3 IV |          higher end of financial~society, and the Baron de Nucingen
 4 IV | unmarried. Malvina had gone into society, and in course~of time discovered
 5 V  |             These tradespeople's society consisted of M. and Mme.
 6 VI |          the bad~organization of society because civilization produces
 7 VI |      them, you~would abolish the society which develops them, even
 8 VI |      Rastignac's introduction to society in Paris, he had been led
 9 VI |          husbands, a dupe of our society and of the truest affection.
10 VII|       the law is fatal to modern society."~ ~"Just get that into