Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |            the room. Recollecting the sum of~money which was in the
 2         I,II |        thousand francs, which was the sum at~which he estimated their
 3         I,II |           have made Popinot enter the sum,"~said Ferdinand.~ ~"That
 4         I,III|               to him by his clients a sum which was already more than
 5         I,III|        advised Roguin to take a large sum from the remaining trust-moneys~
 6         I,III|            mistress to~risk a certain sum of money as a provision
 7         I,III|           find no outlay equal to the sum~dissipated. It was then
 8         I,IV |            the young man proceeded to sum up for him his own plan.~ ~"
 9         I,IV |                 Twenty days."~ ~"What sum do you mean to put in the
10         I,V  |               one of his clerks; this sum was to be paid in full at~
11         I,VI |      advisedly. But he needed a small sum in hand on~which to start,
12         I,VII|             matter what was the round sum of Birotteau's~extravagance,
13         I,II |             had in Roguin's hands the sum which Roguin~pretended to
14         I,II |              adversary, who sees that sum involved, will defend~himself.
15         I,II |               fifteenth of January, a sum of~sixty thousand francs,
16         I,III|             could bestow a~good round sum on her master and mistress.
17         I,IV |            laugh of a~man to whom the sum was a mere trifle; he breathed
18         I,IV |              you one thing. Will this sum clear~you entirely, or is
19         I,V  | managing-partner to advance a certain sum to the sleeping-partner
20         I,V  |               the Treasury.~ ~"A fine sum!" said Constance, looking
21         I,V  |               world; hoping that this sum may help~you to a happy
22         I,V  |       commercial~difficulty, keep the sum I now send for my niece
23         I,VI |            right to vote, whether the sum owing to them is fifty sous,
24         I,VI |         declared~dividend made up the sum total of his loss. These
25         I,VI |              the said~Popinot for the sum of forty-eight thousand
26         I,VII|              the banker an exorbitant sum, provided they could take~
27         I,VII|             went on; "we can use this sum to pay his creditors in
28         I,VII|              next year,~the necessary sum to make up the total amount
29         I,VII|           charged me to give you this sum from~his privy purse, regretting
30         I,VII|       encouraged them by sending me a sum~of money large enough to--"~ ~"
31         I,VII|                   You owe an enormous sum to Claparon."~ ~"Alas! yes;
32         I,VII|            right to convey to you the sum~which I conscientiously