Part, Chapter

 1         I,IV |       only you must wait~till the lease of the adjoining house is
 2         I,IV |           the~transference of the lease which Alexandre Crottat
 3         I,IV |     interrupting the signing of a lease to~whistle to a canary,
 4         I,IV |      callus in the~direction of a lease.~ ~"I will lend you the
 5         I,IV |           the last~quarter of the lease under an array of prickly
 6         I,IV |    instance, of hammers. When the lease was~to be signed, he kept
 7         I,IV |           wall at the end of your lease. Besides~which, rents have
 8         I,IV |         much longer does your own~lease run?"~ ~"Seven years," answered
 9         I,IV |       myself--binding myself by a lease. The rent ought to be fifteen~
10         I,IV |             and I will give you a lease of them for seven~consecutive
11         I,IV |           last six months of your~lease; this will be acknowledged
12         I,IV |       will be acknowledged in the lease itself. Oh, I will~accept
13         I,IV |           that at the end of your lease; I consider it included
14         I,IV |         to the rest, so that your lease may run from~January to
15         I,V  | Cinq-Diamants."~ ~"We must take a lease of eighteen years," said
16         I,VI |          purpose of negotiating a lease. As he sauntered through~
17         I,VI |          heart.~ ~"Has he got his lease?" asked Cesar.~ ~"Yesterday,
18         I,VI |          had better~take a formal lease of them. Monsieur Birotteau
19         I,VII|       second floor to discuss the lease and the deed of~partnership
20         I,VII|           up by the magistrate. A lease of eighteen years was~agreed
21         I,VII|        same length of time as the lease~of the shop in the Rue des
22         I,VII|          Cesar let you settle the lease?" said du Tillet. "It is~
23         I,I  |       deed."~ ~Birotteau took the lease to repair the mistake. The
24         I,VI |         thousand francs, with the lease, the fixtures, the merchandise,~
25         I,VI |          Balm, with twelve years' lease of the manufactories, whose
26         I,VII|          within a given time. The lease Cesar had granted to~Popinot,
27         I,VII|          not refuse to give up my lease; but I demand sixty thousand~
28         I,VII|             I have fifteen years' lease still to run; it will, moreover,
29         I,VII|       francs' indemnity for /our/ lease."~ ~"That is three thousand
30         I,VII|        your relinquishment of the lease, which I have made Crottat
31         I,VII|         the relinquishment of the lease, gives~/you/ one hundred