Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |   ourselves. We have all six taken certain shares. I furnish three~
 2         I,I  |           I know it well."~ ~"At a certain age men will turn their
 3         I,II |    protection; and thence~followed certain secret relations, which
 4         I,II |           and had~explained to him certain mysteries of Parisian life,
 5         I,II |           of Cesar,~perceiving, by certain symptoms known to women,
 6         I,II |         opposition,~and gave him a certain importance.~ ~*****~ ~Such
 7         I,II |         cuticle, and showed that a certain soap, or a certain paste,~
 8         I,II |          that a certain soap, or a certain paste,~often produced effects
 9         I,II |            appear inopportunely at certain times, and interfere with
10         I,II |       dream of Araby as he inhales certain perfumes. He may~admire
11         I,II |         whose consciences groan at certain~times. His complexion, which
12         I,III|    contests involving sums above a certain~amount. The eldest, who
13         I,III|          had not been wanting in a certain~force of character and countenance.
14         I,III|           the eyes of an observer, certain haggard~lines, and an expression
15         I,III|         saw Birotteau, grew out of certain mysterious circumstances~
16         I,III|  persuading the mistress to~risk a certain sum of money as a provision
17         I,III|          received back for himself~certain sums which he had charged
18         I,III|          in their~commercial loans certain moneys he should place in
19         I,III|           would, as du Tillet felt certain, follow~his cue; and he,
20         I,III|       forced to accept as security~certain shares in the mines at Wortschin,
21         I,IV |          and had learned from them certain movements of the~head, certain
22         I,IV |     certain movements of the~head, certain ways of speaking and of
23         I,IV |       nowhere but in Paris, like a certain~lichen which grows only
24         I,IV |           would not have people of certain~callings,--he was afraid,
25         I,IV |         business well enough to be certain that all your~reasons can
26         I,IV |            was only to be had of a~certain Madame Angelique Madou,
27         I,V  |             He preferred small and certain~gains to bold strokes which
28         I,V  |      matter;~which explains why in certain cold climates the fur of
29         I,V  |            s triumphant air, as if certain of fortune, was observed
30         I,VI |        respect. She had, withal, a certain oddity about her, which
31         I,VI |         was so dark that except at~certain seasons it was necessary
32         I,VI |           was peculiarly precious. Certain~scientific researches have
33         I,VII|        unknown genius~has given to certain statues of antiquity.~ ~
34         I,II |           times, as he accompanied certain~persons of importance three
35         I,II |          satire, then popular with certain parvenus who had~never seen
36         I,II |      purchased, at half its value, certain land about the~Madeleine--"~ ~"
37         I,II |          me along~until I can reap certain profits from a discovery
38         I,II |            at which I examine into~certain business matters. We shall
39         I,III|           stupidity: "they told me certain things about your /liaison/
40         I,III|        perfect mellowness, and for certain of~Madame Anfoux's liqueurs,
41         I,III|           Anfoux's liqueurs, which certain persons, obstinately (though~
42         I,IV |            refused it, it was very certain that they had inquired of
43         I,IV |          pink border, revealed, by certain fuliginous stains, the~unwholesome
44         I,IV |         Marseilles, in love with a certain actress then playing the
45         I,V  |      managing-partner to advance a certain sum to the sleeping-partner
46         I,V  |           the business, and we are certain to make profits. After~close
47         I,V  |           highest esteem, presents certain peculiar~circumstances."~ ~
48         I,V  |          behind Gigonnet there are~certain bankers who want to strangle
49         I,V  |         cause enjoyed at this time certain~privileges, which the king
50         I,VI |        that they shall~represent a certain proportion of the debt.
51         I,VI |           majority required by law certain premiums, which the debtor~
52         I,VI |  banking-house,--and introducing a~certain quantity of Claparons under
53         I,VI |          are careful to enter upon~certain affairs with a certain number
54         I,VI |        upon~certain affairs with a certain number of creditors whose
55         I,VI |            so as to make sure that certain claims shall have a~preference.
56         I,VI |           hope, which lends them a certain tender emotion; they realize
57         I,VII| indifferent to Popinot,~it is very certain that the lover of Cesarine
58         I,VII|            heart well enough to be certain that during the night Cesar