Chapter

 1 I  | confidences and her ailments; he gave up his time, the hours of
 2 II |     twenty per cent more~than he gave for them! Yes, gentlemen!
 3 III|         in it and a~bath-tub. It gave upon a narrow staircase,
 4 IV |          remember Taillefer that gave us the finest~orgy ever
 5 IV |          was married in 1800. He gave some rather fine~entertainments
 6 IV |     handed over to Nucingen, who~gave him eight per cent upon
 7 V  |          way; the adorable~woman gave the girls the full benefits
 8 V  |          an~attorney's position 'gave some guarantee for a wife'
 9 V  |           That~unlucky good luck gave him qualms of conscience.
10 VII|   thousand francs. The Nucingens gave a ball even more splendid