Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |    Madame! For three months the success~of Macassar Oil has kept
 2         I,I  |   number of /neuvaines/ for the success of your speculations."~ ~"
 3         I,II |   phraseology was an element of success. In France they only~made
 4         I,II |      blown in the glass."~ ~The success was owing, without Cesar'
 5         I,II |     even ignorance seem~worthy. Success gave him confidence. In
 6         I,II |         coupled his desires for success with the harsh~defects which,
 7         I,II |   thoroughly convinced that the~success of money was the absolution
 8         I,II |        every one~attributed his success to his intelligence and
 9         I,III|        drawbacks he~believed in success! He had sometimes caught
10         I,III|  Birotteau, confident of~future success. He found no difficulty
11         I,III|   papers~between us. Hurrah for success! we'll act in concert. Off
12         I,IV |         the vermin with eminent~success. Not troubled with desk
13         I,V  |       with the smallest routine~success, would have shared his contentment.
14         I,V  |      furious wind,--the~wind of success.~ ~"Lucky!" said one of
15         I,VI | thinking how to achieve a~rapid success, he suddenly came, in the
16         I,VI |        caused by his visions of success, that the streets seemed
17         I,VI |        without--danger!~Ha! ha! success is there. Modern science
18         I,VI |  champagne! let us~drink to the success of my young friend, here
19         I,VI |        like lords to the future success of Cephalic Oil.~ ~"The
20         I,VI |         my small ability to the~success of your dear nephew. We
21         I,VII|   assured her~of the inevitable success of Cephalic Oil, for which
22         I,VII|        I'll blow my brains out! Success, and I shall marry Cesarine!
23         I,I  |         or else some unheard-of success in Cephalic Oil, all~fretted
24         I,II |         when accustomed only~to success, and when their whole mental
25         I,II |        the eastern splendors~of success. By the advice of Gaudissart
26         I,II |         spring upon the back of success and clutch it by the mane,
27         I,II |    Cephalic Oil to a triumphant success over Pate de Regnauld, and~
28         I,II |       press, met with startling success from the very first town
29         I,II |      foundation of his ultimate~success. Just as the tongue-battery
30         I,II |         a triumphant~mercantile success in the country regions,
31         I,II |       in wait for the moment~of success, and then crush them and
32         I,III|        Popinot. "We must clutch~success."~ ~"What did I tell you?
33         I,IV |         rebuff, just as a first~success encourages them. Cesar no
34         I,V  |       already been made.~ ~This success was but one part of the