Part, Chapter

 1         I,III|       such men as Werbrust and Gigonnet, commercial money-lenders
 2         I,IV |      Bidault, otherwise called Gigonnet, a money-lender,~who lived
 3         I,IV |        lose the discount. Pere Gigonnet may have a tender heart,
 4         I,I  |      man named Bidault, called Gigonnet, a usurer, has~notes of
 5         I,IV |        Claparon passed over to Gigonnet /not guaranteed/. Is that
 6         I,IV | Monsieur Bidault."~ ~"You mean Gigonnet, that good little Gigonnet,
 7         I,IV |     Gigonnet, that good little Gigonnet, easy-going--"~ ~"Yes,"
 8         I,IV |     not even Nucingen, Keller,~Gigonnet, and all the rest of them."~ ~"
 9         I,V  |      But everything~depends on Gigonnet, who holds the notes, and
10         I,V  | Popinot and I are going to see Gigonnet between seven and~eight
11         I,V  |      know that Bidault, called~Gigonnet, and Claparon were du Tillet
12         I,V  |    staircase of Bidault called Gigonnet,--wended their way, without
13         I,V  |     their leading feature. Old~Gigonnet lived on the third floor
14         I,V  | lodgers, with the exception of Gigonnet, worked at trades.~Workmen
15         I,V  |     midst of the vilest filth. Gigonnet eventually~died, worth eighteen
16         I,V  |  hanging from~the bell-rope of Gigonnet's clean gray door.~ ~Gigonnet
17         I,V  |  Gigonnet's clean gray door.~ ~Gigonnet opened the door himself.
18         I,V  |       This relic, picked up by Gigonnet after the pillage of~Versailles,
19         I,V  |        your own account," said Gigonnet,~"but on behalf of the great
20         I,V  |        discount, of~course?"~ ~Gigonnet took off the terrible green
21         I,V  |        that you are," answered Gigonnet, with a~flattering smile.~ ~"
22         I,V  |        is no doubt a good one; Gigonnet, or some one behind~him,
23         I,V  |        Joseph Lebas, Claparon, Gigonnet, Mongenod, Camusot, Gobseck,~
24         I,V  |    hovels like Claparon," said~Gigonnet.~ ~"Hey! mein freint," said
25         I,V  |  believe that concealed behind Gigonnet there are~certain bankers
26         I,V  |        watch on Popinot," said Gigonnet.~ ~Roguin, in the parlance
27         I,V  |        harmless pretensions.~ ~Gigonnet, after leaving the Bourse,
28         I,V  |       Angelique Madou received Gigonnet with abject respect. Without~
29         I,V  |        of the executioner, and~Gigonnet was the executioner of petty
30         I,V  |        himself, my dear!" said~Gigonnet, lifting his leg with the
31         I,V  |      work down there!" thought Gigonnet, rubbing his~hands as he
32         I,V  |       go and drown myself, for Gigonnet will hound~me down. I can'
33         I,VI |      Gobseck,--ruler~of Palma, Gigonnet, Werbrust, Keller, Nucingen,
34         I,VI |       Monsieur Bidault, called Gigonnet,--the~principal creditor,--
35         I,VII|     liquidated" their~affairs. Gigonnet and Gobseck, who were talking
36       Add    |   Breteche~ ~Bidault (known as Gigonnet)~The Government Clerks~Gobseck~