Chapter

1 I  |        who had gone over to the rival establishment,~knew exactly
2 III|        in the day that he had a rival in~this handsome young fellow.
3 III|       of a man who would have a~rival's life if he crossed his
4 III|     into her head to raise up a rival to Lucien in the~portrait?
5 III| counsels, determined to erect a rival~altar by receiving on Wednesdays.
6 III|       dinner,~Chatelet drew his rival on to recite The Dying Sardanapalus,
7 IV |      eyeglass and stared at his rival's nankeen~trousers, at his
8 IV |        de Chandour posed as the rival queen of Angouleme;~her
9 VII|       to regard herself~as your rival. I came to call on you this