Part, Chapter
1 I,I | Recollecting the sum of~money which was in the desk, a
2 I,I | in politics you must have money: have we any?~What! would
3 I,I | are going to make enough~money to buy Les Tresorieres,'
4 I,I | of~spending on nonsense money earned by the sweat of our
5 I,I | If any~one of us wants money, Roguin will get it for
6 I,I | contracts should~be paid in money, for he is not sure that
7 I,I | cash,~Roguin will give the money at five per cent, hypothecated
8 I,I | succeed, if you don't make the money,~if the value of the land
9 I,I | all those people want your money."~ ~"But what people, my
10 I,I | in despair that he has~no money to put into the speculation."~ ~"
11 I,I | you who~have made your money as a merchant?'"~ ~"Merchants
12 I,II | he thought, give life to money, and he grew bigoted on~
13 I,II | paying the whole purchase money down with the~fortune of
14 I,II | husband nor wife~considered money when it was a question of
15 I,II | convinced that the~success of money was the absolution of all
16 I,II | which disagreed with the money in the~desk, revealed the
17 I,II | replied that he had won the money, at the house of a banker,~
18 I,III| nothing as to where the money~comes from, or how it is
19 I,III| to~risk a certain sum of money as a provision against the
20 I,III| him. Gobseck would pay no money down, unless in proportion~
21 I,III| for himself large sums of money, in case he were forced~
22 I,III| trouble; how did she lose her~money? Tell me."~ ~"Monsieur,
23 I,III| understood; I give you the money and put you in possession~
24 I,IV | good~merchant ought to make money out of everything."~ ~"What
25 I,IV | Birotteau. "I'm not made of money. I don't~know that my architect
26 I,IV | same floor. All that costs money, and I don't want to ruin
27 I,IV | francs commission. It~will be money well laid out. Give me the
28 I,IV | jailer, but apt to put his money~into a bad business and
29 I,IV | I will lend you the money if you want it," he would
30 I,IV | superior consideration of money. Well,~how much is it?"~ ~"
31 I,IV | they corresponded in~ready money,--the only possible method
32 I,V | which put large sums of money in jeopardy. He~dealt in
33 I,V | Roguin might run off with the money."~ ~"My wife told me so
34 I,VI | him. "What do you need? Money?~--absent, on leave, but
35 I,VI | them and~asked for half the money down. Faille and Bouchot,
36 I,VI | expecting to~succeed, paid the money; they failed while the bottles
37 I,VI | him~the bottles and the money in hand, as an indemnity
38 I,VI | Gaudissart lent him the money to pay~the fees, for Popinot
39 I,VI | with the jest than with the money.~ ~"As for you, my son,"
40 I,VI | the death. Give him his~money's worth."~ ~Popinot gazed
41 I,I | stripped himself of ready money when he put his~current
42 I,I | ought to be paid in ready money, had asked for payment~three
43 I,I | through whom he had never lost money, who paid~when they pleased,
44 I,I | give me the amount in ready money. I am truly~unhappy in making
45 I,I | must ask you to have the money ready for me to-morrow.
46 I,I | little Crottat; he wants money, for notaries will not take~
47 I,I | we are in great need of money."~ ~"Well, I have not the
48 I,I | has~carried off Claparon's money as well! Happily, Claparon
49 I,I | been~talking to me. The money you thought you raised upon
50 I,I | making free~with his clients' money for years; and why? for
51 I,I | francs. The lender hadn't the money ready, you never~received
52 I,I | paper on the~market,--no money in hand! The Ragons, Pillerault,--
53 I,I | provinces the priests lay up~money."~ ~Cesarine hastened to
54 I,I | ask you to send me all the money you can dispose of,~even
55 I,I | shares;~you provide the money for your share, I give bills
56 I,I | kindness, to convert~them into money. You learn that I, Claparon,--
57 I,I | Now, what must I have? Money, to pay the~sellers. We
58 I,I | that saved me. Whether the money were in~a lawyer's hands
59 I,I | Lebas, "to have kept the money in~the Bank of France until
60 I,I | let him run off with my money, I sha'n't be such a fool
61 I,I | Roguin had returned the money to du~Tillet. Claparon,
62 I,I | mortgage never paid the money,--in all, one hundred and~
63 I,II | Claparon's receipt for the~money."~ ~"Alas! uncle, no. The
64 I,II | been no delivery of the money, there is ground for annulling
65 I,II | They are all right. Money! money! I must have money!"
66 I,II | They are all right. Money! money! I must have money!" he
67 I,II | Money! money! I must have money!" he cried as he~went along
68 I,II | January.~ ~"Then there is no money to be had anywhere," said
69 I,II | get~his articles inserted. Money, dinners, platitudes, all
70 I,II | on the contrary, he paid money on occasion, and gave timely~
71 I,II | if I had plenty of ready money~I need only apply there,
72 I,III| which he had received no money.~As he watched the smiling,
73 I,III| tell me, are you~in want of money? Have they asked you for
74 I,III| who know you, I offer you money on your simple note. I have
75 I,III| fortune. I have got his money;~suppose I content myself
76 I,III| told you that she lent me money. Well, on the contrary it~
77 I,III| du Tillet, "ask for what money you want. When~Nucingen
78 I,III| no doubt counting up the money in the desk.~ ~"How will
79 I,III| down beside her.~ ~"With money," he answered, pulling out
80 I,III| Where did you get that money?"~ ~"I'll tell you all about
81 I,III| sweetmeats. Instead of taking her money to the savings-bank, she
82 I,III| that they have seen the money passed from the~lender to
83 I,III| how could~you scrape the money together if you have only
84 I,IV | banker. I will give you my~money, but I cannot risk having
85 I,IV | with all of us. Do you want~money?"~ ~"Can you give me what
86 I,IV | about business; I've got money enough, but I never can
87 I,IV | lands are converted into money; and it's for that I manage
88 I,IV | thoughts and spend their money just as it~comes. Imagine
89 I,IV | public enters; it gets its~money's worth, and we get the
90 I,IV | soundness of that principle. Money is no respecter of persons;
91 I,IV | no respecter of persons; money~has no ears, it has no heart.
92 I,V | me any~interest for this money, nor of paying it back at
93 I,V | consequently needs~but little money. Therefore, do not have
94 I,V | bars~of gold, I want my money."~ ~Pillerault and Popinot
95 I,V | those who came for their money, taking their~addresses,
96 I,V | I am willing to~lose the money."~ ~"Your nephew has done
97 I,V | who controls the~flow of money; all other human institutions
98 I,V | Heap of vermin! I want my money; I will have my money! You
99 I,V | my money; I will have my money! You shall give~me my money,
100 I,V | money! You shall give~me my money, or I carry off your scent-bags,
101 I,V | this place till I've got my money."~ ~She made a gesture as
102 I,V | mine! Brigands,~thieves, my money or--"~ ~She darted at a
103 I,V | me down. I can't get any money for ten months to redeem
104 I,V | himself.~"I will get you the money from one of my friends,
105 I,V | people,~and I sha'n't lose my money, shall I? To-morrow morning,
106 I,V | carriage bought with the money of others," she~said to
107 I,VI | ruined,~and without enough money to pay his attorney, who
108 I,VI | way they get back~their money partly by the dividend on
109 I,VI | about thirty per cent of our~money. Happy in obtaining this
110 I,VI | represents to him so much money, so much solicitude, so~
111 I,VI | which they offered her. Money! money! was her~cry. Every
112 I,VI | they offered her. Money! money! was her~cry. Every month
113 I,VI | responsibility of managing their money, and they made over to~Pillerault
114 I,VI | to what was done with the money acquired by his labor and
115 I,VII| receipt. The rest of the money is with Crottat, ready for~
116 I,VII| full,~anyhow; you keep the money, my poor old man! La Madou
117 I,VII| that I might scrape up~this money; but I hope, in time, to
118 I,VII| said others; "the wounds of money do not~kill."~ ~"No, but
119 I,VII| them by sending me a sum~of money large enough to--"~ ~"Do
120 I,VII| where did you take all that money from?"~ ~"I have not taken
121 I,VII| evening to receive their money. The all-powerful logic
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