Chapter

 1 I   |   have brought wealth to the family was never made. Chardon~
 2 I   |   girl a good~education; the family had been living up to the
 3 I   |     the last survivor of the family of Rubempre, saved as by~
 4 II  |     the~primordial houses, a family from some neighboring district
 5 II  |      that he ran through the family~property and checked the
 6 II  |    connected with some great family or other, and in due time
 7 II  |      heiress of the d'Espard family. As for M. de~Negrepelisse,
 8 II  |    with an officer of a good family, a sub-lieutenant, to whom~
 9 III | would be a marriage~into the family of Negrepelisse, and for
10 III |     and for him this meant a family~connection with the Marquise
11 III |  come to be the pride of his family, of his~country, of the
12 V   |    belonging to the~Pimentel family.~ ~"Why, it is not bad for
13 V   |    have been like one of the family for a long~time, weighs
14 VI  |     by an alliance with some~family of influence, and here was
15 VI  |      never understood by his family."~ ~If the marriage had
16 VI  |     short, he made the whole family so happy and his~brother-in-law
17 VI  |      charming plans, and the family party gave themselves up
18 VI  | Lucien's~hair. "What is your family to me when you are an exception?
19 VI  |   for each other their whole family. Have I a~greater interest
20 VII |   some right to interfere in family concerns. He rose to his~
21 VIII| calling execrations upon his family, his sister, and David.~ ~"
22 VIII|   fact, a convenience to the family. He~discovered any quantity