Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |       we shall thus get a grand appartement,~furnished like a nest.
 2         I,II |         him to remove~their own appartement to the first floor. A fortunate
 3         I,II |      sake in fitting up the new appartement. The perfumer had just~been
 4         I,IV |   monsieur."~ ~"As for your own appartement, give me carte-blanche to
 5         I,IV |     glorious to decorate a mere appartement? I have~come down to such
 6         I,IV |      him and relet~the improved appartement on better terms. He watched
 7         I,IV |         our modern Babylon.~His appartement was made up of four rooms,
 8         I,IV |        to them. On entering his appartement, a repulsive barrenness~
 9         I,IV |   insisted on holding the~empty appartement. Molineux received anonymous
10         I,V  |        him; and he~took a small appartement of three rooms in the Rue
11         I,V  |       brown door of his uncle's appartement, thinking as he went that
12         I,V  |         and Constance had their~appartement; in fact, the dining-room,
13         I,V  |     ordered, the~dignity of our appartement is about to be increased.
14         I,VI |   interior view of the proposed appartement. Birotteau,~seduced, agreed
15         I,VII|        stand at the door of the appartement and~let no one enter but
16         I,VII|        to put foot into the new appartement on~the first floor. Cesar
17         I,VII|       the hand and show him the~appartement when finished,--just as
18         I,VII|         the surprise of the new appartement, and, a~fortnight later,
19         I,VII|        a first sight of the new appartement;~Braschon's foreman was
20         I,VII|    entresol/; the doors~to each appartement were of the same character
21         I,VII|    surprise."~ ~"Monsieur, this appartement will win you great distinction,"
22         I,VII|        as they~went through the appartement.~ ~The notary's wife was
23         I,VII|        of good taste about this appartement which really~amazes me,"
24         I,VII|       Lebas.~ ~"What a charming appartement! Is this your own taste?"
25         I,I  |     seals to the Sieur Cayron's~appartement; he has disappeared."~ ~"
26         I,I  |  Grindot had really~studied the appartement lovingly; he had put all
27         I,III|         a fourth floor with the appartement of a~prima-donna. The ceiling
28         I,III|  enjoyment out of~the beautiful appartement he had given them. But the
29         I,III|      dignified old~house, in an appartement decorated with large panels
30         I,IV | evidently been the salon of the appartement~before it was converted
31         I,V  |   secret tumult,~came up to the appartement and entered the salon. Hearing
32         I,V  |          offered to give him an appartement in a hotel in the~Place
33         I,VI |      and~re-enter the miserable appartement of the old man, now his
34         I,VI |    alone cost ten thousand; the appartement cost forty thousand; the
35         I,VII|     rushed up to Madame Cesar's appartement with the natural~eagerness
36         I,VII|         on one condition,--your appartement was to be~kept exactly as
37         I,VII|        sub-~let to you your old appartement, where he has never set
38         I,VII|       daughter to be in our old appartement?"~asked Birotteau, while
39         I,VII|         of their uncle's little appartement, Madame~Birotteau following.
40         I,VII|    alone? So when he bought the appartement~restored by Grindot, from
41         I,VII|       he had talked to her. The appartement was~made ready to present