Chapter

 1 I   |         the old "bear" was by~no means inclined to put off the
 2 I   |          these sorts of bargains means that a man can look after~
 3 I   |         justifies the~use of any means however base. It is one
 4 I   |          constitution, was by no means wanting in the persistence
 5 II  |        track. The~Abbe was by no means wanting in goodness of heart,
 6 III | imagination, the lover was by no means afraid of~him.~ ~In spite
 7 III |        forward, like a queen who~means to be obeyed. She addressed
 8 III |         alone could judge of the means used~to an end which no
 9 III |        his desires were~hot, all means were admissible. But--failure
10 V   |          is to grasp all that it means, the~most devout attention
11 V   |       charitable deed~to use any means of enlightening Nais, and
12 V   |         Lucien's position! If he means to go to Mme. de~Bargeton'
13 VI  |        sixty francs~apiece, that means four hundred francs per
14 VI  |          Lord Marquises. Quality means hard cash for me,~that is
15 VI  |          for me,~that is what it means, You were saying?----"~ ~"
16 VIII|        himself~that if all other means failed, he could borrow