Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |     perfumer established near the~Place Vendome, was startled from
 2         I,I  |           her hand fell on a cold place. Her~terror became so intense
 3         I,I  |         happened that he left his place without~telling me,--poor
 4         I,I  |          government. In the first place, I am a royalist; I was
 5         I,I  |         gold. On the /entresol/ I place the~office, the counting-room,
 6         I,I  |           and live in your native place. Why! for~fifteen years
 7         I,I  | Tresorieres. There in your native place, my good little~cat, with
 8         I,II |        cipher, he left his native place and~came to Paris on foot
 9         I,II |     apothecary at Tours got him a place~as shop-boy with Monsieur
10         I,II |           belonging to her native place who was then hiding in~Paris,--
11         I,II |           his integrity won him a place in the counting-~room. The
12         I,II |        handsome building near the Place Vendome. At the early~age
13         I,II |     Saint-Honore, Paris, near the Place Vendome.~ ~"The price of
14         I,II |           about him. In the first place~he was named simply Ferdinand,
15         I,II |    perfumer would only accept the place of~deputy-mayor, which brought
16         I,III|        came from my village. That place is~called Les Tresorieres,
17         I,III|           hour, at the top of~the Place Louis XV. I wonder what
18         I,III|          certain moneys he should place in their hands. By~this
19         I,III|            and let the lover give~place to the clerk. Popinot, are
20         I,IV |  agreement."~ ~"Paris is the only place in the world where you can
21         I,IV |       found on the terrace of~the Place Louis XV. at two o'clock
22         I,IV |          may get and keep a front place.~ ~The Cour Batave, where
23         I,IV |      species of Palais-Royal. The~place, unhealthy and buried on
24         I,IV |          but they are rising; the Place~Vendome is looking up, the
25         I,V  |           consisted, in the first place, of seventy~thousand francs,
26         I,V  |  forgotten; allow me therefore to place myself, my~wife, my daughter,
27         I,VI |         traveller had engaged his~place at the Messageries-Royales.
28         I,VI |          saw in a wholesale glass~place, where they make blown glass
29         I,VI |      glass and cases,--an immense place,--I~caught sight of this
30         I,VI |       replied Ragon. "He took the place for~eighteen years, but
31         I,VI |       What of that? It's the very place to juggle a--I mean to settle
32         I,VI |      feels he is not in his right place and will~make no concessions.
33         I,VI |        transformations which take place in a~hundred comrades, when
34         I,VII|         drew near.~ ~In the first place, as she owned to Cesar,
35         I,VII|           amusing conference took place, in the evening after dinner,
36         I,I  |   formerly, to the pillory on the~Place de la Bourse, and exposed
37         I,I  |      Cesar was carried about from place to place, like a bale of~
38         I,I  |       carried about from place to place, like a bale of~goods; he
39         I,I  |           out, took her husband's place in~bed.~ ~"Poor woman!"
40         I,I  |           What would you do in my place, Monsieur Lebas?~Stand in
41         I,I  |     proper," said Lebas. "In your place,~monsieur, I should do the
42         I,II |           share of the profits in place of receiving a~discount."~ ~"
43         I,III|  Constance was sitting in her old place behind the counter, examining~
44         I,III|           that Madame Ragon would place her beside Anselme;~for
45         I,IV |     answered, and he went in. The place, worse than humble, conveyed
46         I,V  |          des Cinq-Diamants to~the Place Vendome, so that just as
47         I,V  |     appartement in a hotel in the~Place Royalle.~ ~"Courage!" said
48         I,V  |        cat~fearing to cross a wet place,--a habit to which he owed
49         I,V  |          done! I won't leave this place till I've got my money."~ ~
50         I,V  |         ill herself.~She wanted a place for Birotteau. Birotteau,
51         I,V  |        count positively~promise a place, but he returned with the
52         I,V  |        she begged him to obtain a place~for Cesarine in some respectable
53         I,V  |       forewoman, and supplied the place of~both master and mistress.~ ~
54         I,VI |         immense failure that took~place in a town where one of the
55         I,VI |     region where the~failure took place that could be trusted.~ ~
56         I,VII|         the rich gratings, of the Place~du Palais-de-Justice, where
57         I,VII|        concordat/ which then~took place, giving him at the same
58         I,VII|           unable to stir from his place before the bar, and~seemed
59         I,VII|     Monsieur de Fontaine took the place of Roguin and his wife.