Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |        time, the present leases having expired, we shall manage
 2         I,II |      always fell asleep without having time to think of running
 3         I,II |      his fortune. Nevertheless, having little confidence in~his
 4         I,II |         beyond their~specialty, having no time to give to higher
 5         I,II |        As for Madame Birotteau,~having measured Cesar during the
 6         I,II |    after~traversing all France, having studied the world and made
 7         I,III|   himself alone, the clerks not having appeared, went~to the doorway
 8         I,III|   posing as Sarah's banker, and having funds to invest.~The Norman
 9         I,III|         the second Restoration,~having done more to increase his
10         I,III|        He felt the necessity of having under his~thumb one of those
11         I,III|       say /amen/ to everything. Having sold his honor, he~saw it
12         I,V  |     upon~her and upon Cesarine, having lost, in the course of his
13         I,V  |      Monsieur, it is the joy of having found a shop, a back-shop,
14         I,V  |     venerated you, without ever having seen you. We often talk
15         I,VI |         Pere~Finot calls me for having got off his gray hats. In
16         I,VI | cheek-bones, a nose and a chin. Having no teeth he swallowed half
17         I,VI |         you repent, my~boy, for having listened to us in the old
18         I,VII|        Cesarine and her mother, having been to Mass, and~having
19         I,VII|        having been to Mass, and~having read their vespers, dressed
20         I,VII|       They had no appearance of having dressed~purposely for the
21         I,I  |   amazement~of his nephew, who, having glanced at the bill, made
22         I,II |       house in Rue du~Houssaye, having spent the night turning
23         I,III|     Popinot's head. Her mother--having renounced, not without~pain,
24         I,III|         8th so as to be sure of having your payments~ready in advance
25         I,IV |        money, but I cannot risk having my signature refused at
26         I,V  |        we shall be rewarded for having suffered for~the holy name
27         I,V  |        for His holy Church, for having followed the~teachings of
28         I,VI | sittings, and~where the judges, having current accounts with the
29         I,VI |     just as a~child delights in having an insect to maltreat. The
30         I,VI |     paid a year in advance, and having only one more year to"--
31         I,VI |       in the~Faubourg du Temple having been won in the courts,