Chapter

 1 I   |        the floor of the workshop lay below~the level of the street.
 2 I   |           A wedding announcement lay in the press. The old "bear"
 3 I   |   druggist to do all that in him lay to give his boy and girl
 4 I   |          army surgeon's ambition lay in his passionate love~for
 5 I   |       the~treasures of the world lay at their feet. Far away
 6 I   |          Far away on the horizon lay~the blue streak to which
 7 II  |         Mme. de Bargeton's house lay on the~way. So delicious
 8 II  |        he saw how far the suburb lay from the~city. The custom
 9 II  |     along the banks of the river lay the stores of brandy~and
10 II  |       gifts, and the~wealth that lay like undiscovered ore in
11 III |      old--saw that all her youth lay dormant and ready to~revive,
12 III |        pointed him to glory that lay beyond a prolonged martyrdom;
13 III |          swore to win a crown to lay at~his lady's feet, even
14 III | revelations of the strength that lay below the appearance~of
15 IV  |          tears, she saw all that lay below the surface.~ ~"In
16 IV  |         arrivals to his wife; he lay in wait for departing~visitors,
17 V   |          handicraft, he ought to lay his name aside."~ ~"So he
18 V   |          treasure-house, we will lay up all our fortune, and~
19 VI  |          thus raised was hard to lay, for the old man was only
20 VI  |    believe in such innocence. He lay in wait, and~watched Lucien
21 VIII|   thirty-five, all the advantage lay with the~latter.~ ~Early