Chapter

 1 I   |   that secured~the presses in position. Or the customer's eyes
 2 I   |       wooden presses, held in position by iron tie-bars, cast-iron~
 3 I   |     and daughter accepted the position, and worked to earn a~living.
 4 I   | mother reduced~to this humble position, she assumed the name of
 5 I   |   forewoman she had a certain~position in the workroom, which raised
 6 I   | standard because~their social position was at the lowest end of
 7 I   |     more especially in such a position as his~--the friends were
 8 II  |   reader is to comprehend the position of one of~the principal
 9 II  |      Angouleme was a military position~coveted alike of Catholics
10 II  |       Restoration defined the position~of the French noblesse,
11 II  |     must~be given if Lucien's position with regard to the lady
12 IV  |     to boot. As for you, your~position is different. A foreman
13 IV  |      of put him in some false position, so he held his tongue~and
14 IV  |       the difficulties of the position,~her suggestion was something
15 V   |     in consequence was in~the position of an angel who should endeavor
16 V   |      put him above his~social position; but when you stimulated
17 V   |       thoughts about Lucien's position! If he means to go to Mme.
18 VI  | sister; he would reach a high~position first, and then secure himself
19 VI  |      de Rubempre. He felt his position so strong through Louise'
20 VI  |       verge of this anomalous~position.~ ~The obstacles at the
21 VI  |       the difficulties of her position one by one. They~frightened
22 VII |   think that M. de Rubempre's~position in itself proves Nais' innocence.
23 VII |      am~bound to put you in a position to silence slanders, invented,
24 VII |      M.~de Rubempre in such a position that he could not enter;
25 VII |    mouth at once. You know~my position here. I have need of all
26 VII |      found~us in an equivocal position. I was treating the boy
27 VII |      Rubempre in an equivocal position?"~ ~"M. Chardon," corrected
28 VIII|  Chandours against us. In our position, and in a small town,~absence
29 VIII|      you yourself have a high position, your~work will rise immensely
30 VIII|      was swimming in this new position. So he must leave the rooms~