Chapter

 1 I   |  three-cornered hat, which you may still see here and there
 2 I   |    about the business premises may be said here.~The printing-house
 3 I   |       ask any more of you.~You may print with presses made
 4 I   |       your~Messrs. Didot. They may be fine printers, but their
 5 I   |     fruits of his labors.~ ~It may have been that some presentiment
 6 I   |   could never repay.~ ~Any one may guess how the ruling thoughts
 7 I   |    friends.~ ~One day early in May, 1821, David and Lucien
 8 I   |      home. All the aristocrats may have been asked to hear
 9 II  |      longest way~round, so you may be sure that Mme. de Bargeton'
10 II  |     unbroken~residence, and it may be an intermarriage or two
11 II  |      some neighboring district may be~adopted, but in the eyes
12 II  | Bargeton II., Bargeton V. (who may be~dubbed Bargeton the Mute
13 III |     Royalists, if the metaphor may be allowed, to old-fashioned
14 III | memories rise,~I pray of Thee.~May they bring visions fair
15 III |       who is master of his age may take all that he~needs,
16 IV  |     benefactress, your love it may be, rather than~forsake
17 IV  |        clique, but their story may be told in a single phrase--
18 IV  |    Severac, so~that my Camille may see how the silk is spun.
19 V   |    Feast, so that his lordship may see that Rome is still~the
20 V   |   physical exercise of walking may~promote the flow of ideas.~ ~
21 V   |     think that this great lady may make a plaything of~Lucien.
22 V   |      perhaps for some years we may have~a hard time of it;
23 V   |        a tear fell~upon it.~ ~"May I not know the secret?"
24 VI  |      who is the victim, if one may ask?"~ ~"I am going to marry
25 VI  |     Mlle. Eve Chardon."~ ~"Who may she be? What kind of victual
26 VI  |        king, do you? Your name may be David, but I~have not
27 VI  |     There are~some persons who may do anything; they may behave
28 VI  |      who may do anything; they may behave totally~irrationally,
29 VII |        already."~ ~"That is as may be!" said Francis, with
30 VII |  to-morrow morning. Both of us may as~well make our final arrangements,
31 VIII| vanities of~affection, as they may be styled. David sedulously
32 VIII| cultivate her a good deal; she may perhaps procure a place
33 VIII|            God grant that this may be for your good!" said