Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |       Roguin, Cochin, Guillaume, Lebas,~Nucingen, Saillard, Popinot,
 2         I,II |          Queen of Roses," Joseph Lebas, woollen draper and~successor
 3         I,II |         their households. Joseph Lebas cited with horror the~history
 4         I,IV |      comte de~Fontaine, Monsieur Lebas, judge and president of
 5         I,V  |        the judge Popinot, Joseph~Lebas, and his friend Matifat.
 6         I,VII|              Monsieur and Madame Lebas," said Cesar; "also Monsieur
 7         I,VII|        sister-in-law of Monsieur Lebas, Madame~Augustine Sommervieux,"
 8         I,VII|      dying of grief, so Monsieur Lebas says."~ ~"That's what it
 9         I,VII|       France," he said to Joseph Lebas, who accompanied~the president.~ ~
10         I,VII|          us a ball?" said Madame Lebas.~ ~"What a charming appartement!
11         I,I  |     returning, "here is Monsieur Lebas, who wants to~speak to you."~ ~"
12         I,I  |       speak to you."~ ~"Monsieur Lebas!" cried Cesar, frightened,
13         I,I  |    meaning of this insult," said Lebas.~ ~"Monsieur," said Cesar
14         I,I  |       entered, "this is Monsieur~Lebas, a judge of the commercial
15         I,I  |         Ah! monsieur is Monsieur Lebas?" interrupted Claparon. "
16         I,I  |        the opportunity, Monsieur Lebas of the commercial courts;
17         I,I  |        courts; there~are so many Lebas, you know, of one kind or
18         I,I  |   payable~to his order. Monsieur Lebas will understand my position.
19         I,I  |         do in my place, Monsieur Lebas?~Stand in my skin for a
20         I,I  |         to do it. Well, Monsieur Lebas, Birotteau~is in the position
21         I,I  |  Claparon is right," said Joseph Lebas.~ ~"I am right," said Claparon,--"
22         I,I  |        said Claparon, looking at Lebas. "I have come now to ask
23         I,I  |          perfectly proper," said Lebas. "In your place,~monsieur,
24         I,I  |       villany as Roguin's?" said Lebas, as~much alarmed by Cesar'
25         I,I  |          have been better," said Lebas, "to have kept the money
26         I,I  |       have any need of me," said Lebas to Cesar, "I am at your~
27         I,I  |   wornout instrument.~ ~Monsieur Lebas and Claparon went out together.~ ~"
28         I,V  |       and his son-in-~law Joseph Lebas, Claparon, Gigonnet, Mongenod,
29         I,V  |  Monsieur le baron," said Joseph Lebas, "you knew very well~that
30         I,V  |       pressed the hand of Joseph Lebas.~ ~"Yes," said Mongenod, "
31         I,V  |      Saint-Denis, to find Joseph Lebas. As she walked along she
32         I,V  |        said to herself.~ ~Joseph Lebas received her kindly, and
33         I,V  |        commercial establishment. Lebas made~no promises; but eight
34         I,VI | commercial Code. Happily, Joseph Lebas,~cautioned by Pillerault,
35         I,VI |       Jules Desmarets and Joseph Lebas, both of whom~were eager
36         I,VI |          with them,~nor with the Lebas, nor the Matifats, nor the
37         I,VII|     attracted admiration. Joseph Lebas, Popinot the~judge, Camusot,
38         I,VII|         by his nearest friends,--Lebas, president of the~Court
39         I,VII|      friends?" he said to Joseph Lebas,~Pillerault, and Ragon.~ ~"
40         I,VII|        expressive~sign to Joseph Lebas, for he saw symptoms in
41         I,VII|  merchants, his uncle and Joseph Lebas. The news of his~rehabilitation
42         I,VII|          all in good part," said Lebas, smiling at the malicious
43         I,VII|      Court of Commerce, Monsieur Lebas, had promised to be~there;
44       Add    |          The Government Clerks~ ~Lebas, Joseph~At the Sign of the
45       Add    |        and Racket~Cousin Betty~ ~Lebas, Madame Joseph (Virginie)~