Chapter

1 I | literature. It was, more properly speaking, a medley of~sinister revelations
2 II|   mistaken in her," said Couture, speaking to Blondet; "her~cleverness
3 II|          Nucingen is, financially speaking."~ ~"Do you know so much
4 II|           managed~to do (I am not speaking of you, Couture), he has
5 IV|      years' time,' said~Werbrust, speaking to Desroches in a confidential
6 V |           to execute (financially speaking) the air Calumny out~of
7 V |            In~business, generally speaking, the profits are in proportion
8 VI|            Now for a little~plain speaking, the rarest social ingredient.
9 VI|         victim does."~ ~"I am not speaking now of foreign capital lost