Chapter

 1 I  |            earnestly to save a good round sum in the~"working man'
 2 I  |             three rickety~chairs, a round table, and a sideboard stationed
 3 I  |        leather cushions were ranged~round the room. The two clumsy
 4 II |              It was the longest way~round, so you may be sure that
 5 II |         past two months he had gone~round daily by the Palet Gate
 6 II |         reputation in the provinces round about for its~educational
 7 II |           crowns, and now and~again round out his estate with another
 8 III|       gentility from twenty leagues round about.~ ~Political opinion
 9 III|          that stood before her on a round~table with a green cloth.~ ~
10 IV |          cleanliness. On the little round table in the middle of the
11 IV | indifference of~worldlings. He went round by way of the printing office
12 V  |          obedient to his~wife, went round the room much as the beadle
13 V  |         secured, Lucien went to the round table near Mme. de Bargeton.~
14 V  |            in the deluge, he looked round for any spot on~which his
15 V  |            Bargeton's eyes traveled round the hostile circle. Her
16 V  |           he~took a vengeful glance round the circle; "the time of
17 VI |            eh! You sly dog, to come round your~father."~ ~The question
18 VII|        Stanislas; he turned sharply round upon Chatelet, who stood
19 VII|          could not enter; he turned~round upon me, quite bewildered