Chapter

 1 I   |        in the business. Lucien's sister worked for a~laundress,
 2 I   |      hopes set by the mother and sister on Lucien's~poet's brow;
 3 I   |      David outdid the mother and sister in his belief in Lucien'
 4 II  |           over the devotion of a sister of Charity, and the~execution
 5 II  |     Stanhope; she~longed to be a sister of Saint Camilla and tend
 6 III |       there!~ ~No one except his sister was in the secret. Eve,
 7 III |         He described his beloved sister as an angel, and~David as
 8 III |          was clever; then of his~sister so gracious in submission
 9 III |      Lucien, with a smile, "Your sister is uncommonly pretty,~and
10 IV  |       without a murmur; for in a sister's love~for a brother it
11 IV  |         somebody else," the poor~sister pouted, flushing red.~ ~"
12 IV  |          of many hopes, that his~sister could not help telling him
13 IV  |    Quatorze? Lucien's~mother and sister had concentrated all their
14 IV  |        all~ ~that he owed to his sister, and mother, and David.
15 IV  |         and my long Epistle to a Sister~of Bonaparte (ungrateful
16 V   |       his mother is a~nurse; his sister works in a laundry, and
17 V   |         de Bargeton's rooms,~his sister had changed her dress for
18 VI  |         of a great match for his sister; he would reach a high~position
19 VI  |       house with the brother and sister, and asked~Mme. Chardon'
20 VI  |          given her consent to my sister's~engagement to David Sechard."~ ~
21 VI  |         break the tidings of his sister's marriage to the~arbitress
22 VI  |       vanity; his mother and his sister and David and Louise now~
23 VI  |       David was~in love with his sister Eve, and that his sister
24 VI  |         sister Eve, and that his sister Eve was in love with~David,
25 VI  |          out of his~mother's and sister's hard earnings; for he
26 VI  |         them all, his mother and sister and~David. So, grown great
27 VI  |          brother who~watched his sister at her work, and said in
28 VIII|          heavens!" he cried, "my sister is to be married on the
29 VIII| Negrepelisse, "and what has your sister's~marriage to do with the
30 VIII| execrations upon his family, his sister, and David.~ ~"I had such
31 VIII|          to tell the news to his sister in L'Houmeau and to take~
32 VIII|      ones. Where will you find a sister~in Paris who will get up
33 VIII|        looked at the brother and sister and said nothing.~ ~"Do