Chapter

1 I   |     sat--and~you will have some idea of the life led by the two
2 I   |       fruition, known as yet in idea alone, and quick to turn
3 II  | sagacity will give a sufficient idea of the old-world~manners
4 IV  |        take in nor give~out any idea. He was thoroughly impressed
5 IV  |   thoroughly impressed with the idea of doing his~duty in society;
6 VI  |         mills. To give you some idea of the extent of the trade,
7 VI  |         brother told me of this~idea of your father's, this plan
8 VIII|         generation?~You have no idea how it contributes to the
9 VIII|        Lucien~then spoke of his idea of a loan, and Mme. Chardon