Chapter

 1 I   |             in his head, he tried to find out whether David had~any
 2 I   |              and he was not~bound to find the money too. He had paid
 3 I   | philosophical curiosity, he tried to find out~how far the old man
 4 I   |           made. Chardon~had tried to find a specific for the gout.
 5 I   |            would~have puzzled you to find a more dilapidated house
 6 I   |          brother, my friend. I shall find an answer waiting~when I
 7 II  |            for which reason you will find the name of Mirault among~
 8 II  |              the laws of language to find words to express the new-~
 9 III |             in all others, you shall find~a thousand mediocrities
10 III |              Muscat, had the luck to find an English~vessel just about
11 III |              man like your father to find what I am looking~for. Ah!
12 IV  |        treachery of others, you will find a~refuge in our hearts,
13 IV  |             when these persons could find nobody else to listen to~
14 IV  |            magnify everything, or~to find a soul to inhabit every
15 IV  |                You have not cared to find out," Lucien began again; "
16 IV  |      Bargeton's husband, he tried to find out if the good gentleman
17 V   |          countless wounds.~ ~"Do you find this very amusing, Fifine?"
18 V   |            before; "you should never find time heavy on your~hands."~ ~"
19 V   |           other hearts~wherever they find the soil prepared by personal
20 V   |             the accustomed groove to find~amusement there which poetry
21 V   |           Houmeau together, he could find nothing to say~to her. Love
22 V   |             analogy. "Those who love find infinite delight in~discovering
23 V   |              time of it; but I shall find out how to make a commercial~
24 VI  |            up your fancy, and I will find you a wife myself. There
25 VI  |                What, my lad! you can find money for building, can
26 VI  |            can you, though you~can't find money to pay the rent, eh!
27 VI  |              in the world? Be great, find the way~to win fame, that
28 VI  |            more. Lucien and his~like find a world predisposed in favor
29 VI  |            gentleman first, hoped to~find a surprise by such perseverance
30 VII |           gentleman, well pleased to find a go-between who~perhaps
31 VIII|            good ones. Where will you find a sister~in Paris who will
32 VIII|              I not? And shall I ever find a better~opportunity than