Part, Chapter

 1         I,III|     through the affairs of the bank. After many ups~and downs,
 2         I,V  |     thousand francs are in the bank. I received yesterday the
 3         I,V  |        there's a cheque on the Bank of France for a~hundred
 4         I,V  |     lock up that cheque on the Bank of France, he added, handing
 5         I,VI |     Pillerault's cheque on the Bank of~France, and gave, without
 6         I,VI |       when he gets home to the bank, and we go to him with proposals,~
 7         I,VI |        catch himself up.~ ~"In bank circles," he said, "we call
 8         I,I  | remember drawing them from the bank."~ ~The pupils of Cesar'
 9         I,I  |     have kept the money in~the Bank of France until the time
10         I,I  |   payments."~ ~"Roguin was the bank to me," said Cesar. "But
11         I,II |        the higher regions of a bank. Perhaps it is~a mistake
12         I,II |       courts, and known to the Bank of~France. You will easily
13         I,II |       all matters touching the bank and~commerce; here all enterprises
14         I,II |       levied, on behalf of the bank, upon the profits of industries
15         I,II | doubtful enterprises, that the bank might lie in wait for the
16         I,III|  stammer a few~words about the Bank of France, from which the
17         I,III|       Adolphe Keller; "but the Bank would never discount paper~
18         I,III| discount paper~which a private bank refused."~ ~"The Bank of
19         I,III|  private bank refused."~ ~"The Bank of France," said Birotteau, "
20         I,III|      of being bored.~ ~"If the Bank were mixed up as silent
21         I,III|       A moment sooner, and the Bank, his~neighborhood, every
22         I,III|   might get me a credit at the Bank of France, so that I can
23         I,IV |      neet not tell you dat der Bank demands of all, graat and
24         I,IV |      sent it, same tay, to der Bank mit~mein zignature; so shall
25         I,IV |        and at der costs of die Bank. I vill~not receif a commission,
26         I,IV |            My dear master, the Bank has refused to take your
27         I,IV |       signature refused at the Bank. My~credit is my life; that
28         I,IV | consequently, no hope from the Bank of France.~ ~"Try to renew
29         I,V  |        remedy. But such is the Bank: be warned; never have~recourse
30         I,V  |        knew very well~that the Bank had refused his paper; you
31         I,VII|       give you a cheque on the Bank of France for sixty thousand~
32         I,VII|      the cheque at once to the Bank, and went up to speak to~