Chapter

1 II |                  II~Now, I will tell you about the beginnings
2 II |     Delphine de Nucingen; I can tell you that he regretted~it;
3 III| improper' is~gaining upon us, I tell you!~ ~"As we may incur
4 IV |       returned Blondet. "I will tell you how it~is; there, my
5 VI |       queer~and profound, I can tell you. The Lyons trade is
6 VI |      they will all triumphantly tell you of dodges by which they
7 VI |       The most~honest merchants tell you in the most candid way
8 VI |        about I am just going to tell you. The Republic was beaten.
9 VI |       is out of spirits; I will~tell you all about it,' answered