Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |        know-how/. To put him into public life! On the word of an
 2         I,I  |        perfumers who have reached public honors? Are there not vinegar~
 3         I,I  |        you, 'to be~put forward in public life as my arm is to turn
 4         I,I  |   building from the department of~public works, from architects and
 5         I,II |        the movement of stocks and public affairs with~secret anxieties
 6         I,II |   thousand francs a year from the public Funds, hesitated. His~ambition
 7         I,II |      should~have consolidated the public debt by consolidating himself
 8         I,II |           or a man of genius. The public always~judges by results.
 9         I,II |           things which occupy the public mind, and the public does~
10         I,II |          the public mind, and the public does~not occupy itself with
11         I,II |         counterfeits, informs the~public that the Paste is wrapped
12         I,II |          sentiments of Birotteau, public opinion was in~his favor;
13         I,II |           full of resolution.~The public saw results only. Excepting
14         I,II |         with honor and~respect in public; she knew him to be a man
15         I,II |         from losses at cards; the public reprobation of an honest
16         I,II |    unanimous in their desires for public~tranquillity, of which,
17         I,II |       brought him less before the public. Such modesty~increased
18         I,III|           by making a demand upon public pity. A fortune, rapid and
19         I,III|       been~pushed everywhere, the public knows it."~ ~"I'll kill
20         I,IV |     architect who seeks to put up public~buildings finds it glorious
21         I,IV |       mustachios, who talks about public~buildings! He is going to
22         I,IV |    lighting, projections over the public~way, and the neighborhood
23         I,V  |            which he placed in the public Funds, and from which~he
24         I,V  |     science, we shall mislead the public. I was in the markets just
25         I,V  |          don't know~how queer the public is; you can't go and tell
26         I,V  |           any oil is good; if the public~knew that, we should be
27         I,VI |   well-known~preservatives of the public hair."~ ~Popinot returned
28         I,VI |           they~leave college or a public school, to all intents and
29         I,VI |            which~imposes upon the public."~ ~"We'll boil that oil;
30         I,VI |         and they'll bamboozle the public."~ ~The three young fellows
31         I,I  |       have to do with a~financial public functionary it is quite
32         I,II |           embarrassments was made~public, what seemed to him a great
33         I,II |  newspaper articles have upon the public mind. In these~early days
34         I,II |         Regnauld. From the start, public~opinion, thus carried by
35         I,III|          in a theft. All hatreds,~public or private, from woman to
36         I,III|           possible to deceive the public, the~inmates of a household
37         I,IV |       rubbish!~rubbish! Shave the public; speculate!"~ ~"Speculation!"
38         I,IV |    sciences; the show begins, the public enters; it gets its~money'
39         I,V  |      learn and study the~state of public opinion. He found in one
40         I,VI |        put upon the stage for the public eye, but it also has a~hidden
41         I,VI |          like the royal bust in a public~audience-chamber, may be
42         I,VI |       gaining, instead of losing, public~respect."~ ~Birotteau took
43         I,VII|         and others, talked of it. Public opinion, undergoing a~change,
44         I,VII|         where the Court holds its public sittings.~ ~Imagine the
45         I,VII|           name of his office this~public prosecutor, the representative
46         I,VII| prosecutor, the representative of public vindictiveness, asked~that
47         I,VII|            these~guardians of the public wealth, these mediators