Chapter

 1 I   |             his copy, verifying the~words in the composing-stick,
 2 II  |            into the speech~which no words can describe. When the Restoration
 3 II  |      describes it, in high-sounding words, for the~benefit of matter-of-fact
 4 II  |            laws of language to find words to express the new-~fangled
 5 II  |           can be summed up in a few words. For a long while she lived
 6 III |     extraordinary, no empty form of words, for he cut a very extraordinary~
 7 III |            dinner of pasteboard. No words, therefore,~can describe
 8 III |          room.~ ~Mme. de Bargeton's words intoxicated the young poet
 9 III |              but she let fall a few words touching the social cabal
10 III |         persona grata at Court.~The words "King," "Marquise d'Espard,"
11 III |     idealist; a delicious tissue of words~embroidered here and there
12 III | secretiveness as to that discovery, words that Lucien felt~like a
13 III |      reverence in David's looks and words and manner towards her,~
14 IV  |          for to see. There are some words that draw a public as~unfailingly
15 IV  |               glory," "poetry," are words that bewitch the~coarsest
16 V   |         freshened up with a few new words such as 'immense, infinite,~
17 V   |             you have lakes, and the words of the~Almighty, a kind
18 V   |          was fain to obey.~ ~"Empty words, after all," Zephirine remarked
19 V   |           Mme. de Bargeton, and the words~paralyzed the laughter,
20 V   |       exchanged smiles at the Latin words.~ ~The bravest and highest
21 V   |         flourishing away, using big~words that you cannot make head
22 VI  |      angelic~smile which belied her words. "Are you not happy? To
23 VI  |      interlarded with high-sounding words.~ ~"Was that your promise
24 VII |             the shame of eating his words before the whole town, and~
25 VIII|           listening to the alluring words, and bewildered by the~rapid
26 VIII|          live~together.~ ~So at the words, "Would you rather not go?"
27 VIII|             letter from me, and the words, 'I am satisfied,'~he fell
28 VIII|          summed up in the appalling~words, "Where is the money to
29 VIII|       apparently heard the last two words,~for he looked at the brother
30 VIII|         sweet smile that belied her words.~ ~"Mamma, dear," said David, "
31 VIII|            thought that these brave words were needed; Mme. de~Bargeton'