Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |     Constance,~who advised him to send cases of the Carminative
 2         I,II |       husband, she advised him to send~Ferdinand away. Birotteau
 3         I,III|         and for all~her family; I send yearly to her niece in Touraine,
 4         I,III| authorized to use, and this would send Cesar headlong~into bankruptcy
 5         I,III|    product to the Indians than to send them back what~they are
 6         I,III|         what~they are supposed to send to us? Make the venture.
 7         I,IV |         cut through the wall."~ ~"Send me a note this evening,"
 8         I,IV |       dogs, monkeys, to whom~they send, on the rebound, the mortifications
 9         I,IV |           francs. I don't want to send away a deputy-mayor,--~bad
10         I,IV |         tell~you."~ ~"Well, then, send six thousand weight, for
11         I,VI |         of perfumery was about to send forth its~setting rays,
12         I,VII|            said Constance, "don't send a single invitation~to people
13         I,VII|         only proper that I should~send him an invitation for the
14         I,I  |            He ordered Celestin~to send round the bills of his customers
15         I,I  |        give promissory notes."~ ~"Send to me on the day after to-morrow,"
16         I,I  |     crisis~that I must ask you to send me all the money you can
17         I,I  |         the fees, of which I will send~you an account; there will
18         I,I  |        will take good care not to send them for an~affair which
19         I,II |              Have the goodness to send me the deeds relating to
20         I,III|        not, I certainly would not~send you to the great banking
21         I,IV |          Tillet~rang the bell.~ ~"Send the cashier to me."~ ~"He
22         I,IV |          so I've paid it. I shall send after you; business before
23         I,IV |        the 15th, do you intend to send back my~receipt for the
24         I,IV |          is mine as well; he will send you the writ in an~envelope,
25         I,IV |          terrified wife dared not send in search of him.~She knew
26         I,V  |          thousand francs; which I send herewith, in a note~of the
27         I,V  |      about them, my dear Cesar. I~send you all I have in the world;
28         I,V  |    difficulty, keep the sum I now send for my niece Cesarine; so
29         I,V  |        you; date it the 14th, and~send it at once to Monsieur de
30         I,V  |         be put in at~once. I will send you the account to-morrow
31         I,V  |          If you don't pay~me I'll send you to the galleys; I'll
32         I,VI |          legitimate~suspicion, to send the case for judgment in
33         I,VII|           my husband was about to send him away, he robbed us of~