Chapter

 1 I  |        making his choice on the future bishop's recommendation~
 2 I  |      without a foreman. As your future partner, I am opposed~to
 3 I  |       instinctively~guessing at future contingencies, and hugging
 4 I  |     expectations of a brilliant future; for these hopes were extinguished~
 5 I  |          their devotion for his future knew no bounds. Their~present
 6 I  |         David Sechard left, his future friend was in the third
 7 I  |       laying the~foundations of future fame.~ ~"Lucien," said David, "
 8 II |         with no outlook for the future. She had nothing to look
 9 III|         not. A great man of the~future had been born in L'Houmeau!
10 III|        he should come back some future day to read~them to her.
11 III| slowlier at the last,~Of a rich Future, now become the Past,~Seek
12 III|      Cuvier, a great man of the future, and a father,~friend, and
13 III|        before yielding to it in future.~ ~So, after the hour of
14 III|       for down the vista of~the future he caught a glimpse of the
15 IV |        In the interests of your future I should like to see your
16 IV |       your present work by your future. And, in any case, you can~
17 VI |       soberly over the~probable future of a beautiful and penniless
18 VI |         is so pleasant~to enjoy future happiness, and to store
19 VI |     morning when Lucien and his~future brother-in-law reached the
20 VI |       echoes~of his name in the future, he could accept present
21 VI |    after life. Do not spoil the future, and, I say it with pride,
22 VII|     your life, your honor, your future; stop his mouth at once.