Chapter

 1 I   |    came to be David's chosen brother.~As there are ultras who
 2 I   |   future--~David Sechard, my brother, my friend. I shall find
 3 III |    How proud she felt of her brother, and what quantities of~
 4 III |    and a father,~friend, and brother to him in the present. He
 5 III | being exactly ashamed of his brother, he~made up his mind to
 6 III | Lucien did not hear.~ ~"That brother of yours has gone crazy,
 7 III |     all for the dearly loved brother.~ ~"What have you there?"
 8 IV  |     in a sister's love~for a brother it is an element of great
 9 IV  |     saw tears shining in her brother's~eyes.~ ~"Nothing, nothing,
10 IV  |     question, respecting her brother's silence. If he wished
11 IV  |      should I refuse to your brother in science the~help that
12 V   |   been written by a Royalist brother~of Marie-Joseph Chenier,
13 V   |   Mme. de Bargeton give your brother in return~for so many days
14 V   |    will throw over this dear brother of ours, but not before
15 V   | David, "if only I could be a brother to Lucien! You~alone can
16 V   |  need not blush to draw! His~brother's purse will be like his
17 V   |  them.~But you who, for your brother's sake, went into the smallest
18 VI  |      years' time. Well, your brother told me of this~idea of
19 VI  |    cried Eve, as she saw her~brother's excited face.~ ~The poet
20 VI  |      both thought that their brother was overcome with the~sense
21 VI  |   ambitious~poet grasped his brother's hand, and made a third
22 VI  |   back to the house with the brother and sister, and asked~Mme.
23 VI  | could two lovers refuse to a brother who~watched his sister at
24 VI  |    Once or~twice, to try his brother, David had made him choose
25 VI  |     Chardons. David gave his brother infinite credit for~forsaking
26 VIII|  words,~for he looked at the brother and sister and said nothing.~ ~"
27 VIII|    business. If we~give your brother the thousand francs, it