Chapter

 1 I   |     gave upon the yard at the back. A passage at the side led
 2 I   |      out~into the yard at the back; the foreman sat in state
 3 I   |       against the hall~at the back, the paper was trimmed and
 4 I   |     the paper to his son, and back to the paper. "You will
 5 I   |       you would have them all back again if~you sent them out
 6 I   |   join David at dinner and go back to Marsac, chewing the cud
 7 I   |  further end of a yard at the back of the~laboratory for a
 8 III |      to set sail, and so came back to Paris a year sooner~than
 9 III |     meant that he should come back some future day to read~
10 III |  bourgeois bravo, Lucien went back again and again to the~house--
11 III |        flung himself~headlong back into the depths of L'Houmeau?
12 III |       wished he could have it back again; for down the vista
13 III |       doubt; and so he turned~back. But though his great love
14 IV  |       eyes, flinging his head back in three-quarters~profile
15 V   |     one showed her~poet, paid back scorn for scorn by going
16 V   |        Amelie and Fifine went back to the drawing-room, taking
17 V   | drawing-room, taking the word back~with them as food for laughter.
18 V   |    desperate~sooner than fall back, and you will never earn
19 V   |      him over the shed at the back of the yard (if my~father
20 V   |     Ambroise Didot only dates~back as far as 1780.~
21 VI  |       to build."~ ~David went back to the house with the brother
22 VI  |    David, however, did not go back into Angouleme; he took
23 VI  | imprudently owned. David went back again in low~spirits. He
24 VI  | brought a little secret hoard back with him from Paris, and~
25 VI  |      at night they would come back, tired~somewhat, but the
26 VII |         Mme. de Bargeton went back, pale and trembling, to
27 VII |     have proved nothing to go back again then.~ ~"Now, whether
28 VII |      In this way you will win back the respect of~all right-minded
29 VII |     Chatelet had made his way back again, and now looked~in
30 VII |       other.~ ~The three went back to the room. Everybody scanned
31 VIII|      with David, who had~come back alone from Marsac, in came
32 VIII|     father is taking Bargeton~back with him to the Escarbas,
33 VIII|       under his feet; he went back to David's~house, hopes
34 VIII|       at my wedding! Oh! come back, I will put it off for a
35 VIII|   will give you leave to come back in a fortnight, if~only
36 VIII|    When Lucien and David came back again unexpectedly, they