Chapter

 1 II| another parent, he resolved to marry~his daughter, not so much
 2 V |      lean upon then?~Dear Eve, marry me for love of Lucien; perhaps
 3 VI|     these proud people; I will marry Mme. de Bargeton. I~read
 4 VI|   Nothing of the sort, my boy. Marry; I give you my~consent,
 5 VI| pockets. Why,~are you going to marry before the vintage?----"~ ~"
 6 VI|     may ask?"~ ~"I am going to marry Mlle. Eve Chardon."~ ~"Who
 7 VI|  Houmeau."~ ~"You are going to marry a girl out of L'Houmeau!
 8 VI|      your education, you might marry a~burgess' daughter, a woman
 9 VI|       They say she is going to marry~her foreman Courtois, but
10 VI|   yourself, I see.~Yes, if you marry this girl out of L'Houmeau,
11 VI| Suppose~that my father were to marry his cook, would that trouble