Part, Chapter

 1         I,III|           shoes, and call Monsieur Celestin;~you and I will go and have
 2         I,III|            down again, followed by Celestin, the head-~clerk. Anselme
 3         I,IV |        Well, I'll cash your notes; Celestin will make out the account.
 4         I,V  |           these securities?" asked Celestin,~showing him the notes of
 5         I,V  |            household change," said Celestin,~speaking in behalf of the
 6         I,V  |           the streets again," said Celestin.~ ~"Let us hope so," said
 7         I,V  |           s bedroom became that~of Celestin and the second clerk. On
 8         I,V  |            matter with you?" asked Celestin.~ ~"Oh, what a day! my dear
 9         I,V  |            master helps you," said Celestin.~ ~Popinot did not answer;
10         I,V  |          account of his~relations. Celestin thinks the trick is luck
11         I,VII|        woman's bonnet~on his head; Celestin called the figures of the
12         I,I  |           weeks earlier, called to Celestin~to make out an order for
13         I,I  |          Cesar's brain. He ordered Celestin~to send round the bills
14         I,I  |           shop; go in and speak to Celestin~for me. My friend, tell
15         I,I  | instructions of the poor man, whom Celestin and Cesarine were~horrified
16         I,I  |      wishes to speak to you," said Celestin, entering;~"may I tell him
17         I,II |            all around him. He took Celestin into~confidence so far as
18         I,II |       momentary embarrassment, and Celestin~examined him with an amazed
19         I,II |        with his own hands, sending Celestin three hundred~bottles of
20         I,II |          oil?"~ ~"No," he said.~ ~"Celestin has already sold fifty to
21         I,III|            had put the business on Celestin's~shoulders and assisted
22         I,III|     scolded the clerks and~accused Celestin of wishing to ruin the establishment,
23         I,III|         that~it was all his doing. Celestin, by Birotteau's order, had
24         I,III|         bank-bills, and signing to~Celestin to take them.~ ~"Where did
25         I,III|         all about it this evening. Celestin, write down, 'Last~of March,
26         I,V  |      daughter. Just at that moment Celestin, the head-clerk, to whom~
27         I,V  |           Cesar the schedule~which Celestin had prepared, and asked
28         I,V  |        that his wife, Anselme, and Celestin were present. The~papers
29         I,V  |         can wear it without~shame. Celestin," he added, "write my resignation
30         I,V  |          Billardiere by Raguet."~ ~Celestin and the abbe went down stairs.
31         I,V  |         mind~surprised the family. Celestin and the abbe came back,
32         I,V  |       paper, and~holding it out to Celestin.~ ~"Monsieur," said Anselme
33         I,V  |          drop too much," whispered Celestin to his~neighbor.~ ~The virago
34         I,V  |           she forthwith applied to~Celestin's ear the most vigorous
35         I,V  |         Madame Birotteau, aided by~Celestin, went over the inventory
36         I,VI |            of Roses" was bought by Celestin Crevel at fifty-seven~thousand
37         I,VII|       corner of his eye. "I helped Celestin to buy your~business; but
38         I,VII|            would favor it so much. Celestin is bound to sub-~let to
39         I,VII|         sight of the new sign,--~ ~CELESTIN CREVEL~Successor to Cesar
40         I,VII|          restored by Grindot, from Celestin, when he stipulated that
41       Add    |         Firm of Nucingen~ ~Crevel, Celestin~Cousin Betty~Cousin Pons~ ~