Chapter

 1 I   |        had been devoted to its present purposes for a long time
 2 I   | thousand~francs in coin at the present day was an exorbitant demand.~ ~"
 3 I   |   future knew no bounds. Their~present landlord was the successor
 4 I   |    forgot the hard life of~the present, for their minds were wholly
 5 II  |    indeed, great-uncles of the present Bargeton, went into business~
 6 II  |        and unprofitable in the present, and~with no outlook for
 7 III |    courage, he~told her of his present way of life; Louise had
 8 III |      and brother to him in the present. He should feel himself~
 9 IV  |       by; you can~explain your present work by your future. And,
10 IV  |       was always tied so as to present two menacing~points--one
11 V   |      my anxiety as to~Lucien's present step, dear Eve. After all
12 V   |  harvest that I shall sow. The present~state of things, for I have
13 V   |     cheaper than linen. At the present moment,~paper is made of
14 VI  |     the young men who had been~present on the occasion of the reading; "
15 VI  |        future, he could accept present sacrifices with~noble assurance;
16 VI  |      Do not sow regrets in the present time, so sweet as it is,
17 VI  |        pride, do~not spoil the present! Is not my whole heart yours?
18 VII |        of his, which under the present circumstances seemed~profoundly
19 VIII|        how I~should act in the present state of things."~ ~"Then