Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |             listen to me. Alexandre Crottat~will fit us like a glove
 2         I,I  |           five hundred thousand.~If Crottat does not pay half down,
 3         I,III|             intentions of Alexandre Crottat, head-clerk~to Roguin, and
 4         I,III|         wife of a notary. Alexandre Crottat can make her rich; wealth
 5         I,IV |           the lease which Alexandre Crottat had been ordered to~draw
 6         I,V  |             s head-clerk, Alexandre Crottat, who was gifted with the~
 7         I,VI |            invite~Charles Claparon, Crottat, and Roguin. The notary
 8         I,VI |           over to them by Alexandre Crottat. Cesar~signed, in favor
 9         I,VII|          Anselme enter, and he made Crottat a sign to~observe that she
10         I,VII|             advice."~ ~"Why?" asked Crottat.~ ~"My dear fellow, Birotteau
11         I,VII|          sit in a corner; Alexandre~Crottat; Celestin--"~ ~"Papa, don'
12         I,VII| Mademoiselle Lourdois and Alexandre~Crottat, the promised successor
13         I,I  |         marry my~daughter to little Crottat; he wants money, for notaries
14         I,I  |            he ran against~Alexandre Crottat, just as a ram, or a mathematician
15         I,I  |           of his fortune. Alexandre~Crottat, who thought the worthy
16         I,I  |       logical to take it. Alexandre Crottat gave him his arm, and~tried
17         I,I  |           What is the matter?" said Crottat. "Dear Monsieur Cesar, take~
18         I,I  |          Birotteau's voice startled Crottat, who began to~understand
19         I,I  |              The conference between Crottat and the magistrate~lasted
20         I,I  |            in the evening~Alexandre Crottat took him home. The thought
21         I,I  |            the creditors, so little Crottat tells me. Besides~this,
22         I,III|          thought of marrying her to Crottat, who to her eyes played~
23         I,VII|           rest of the money is with Crottat, ready for~Lourdois, Madame
24         I,VII|          you to-morrow, at Monsieur~Crottat's, the rest of your claim
25         I,VII|         painter's, father-in-law of Crottat. It was raining; Cesar~left
26         I,VII|            lease, which I have made Crottat draw~up," said du Tillet,
27         I,VII|             with me now to~Monsieur Crottat, only two steps from here."~ ~"
28         I,VII|           them to meet at Alexandre Crottat's that~evening to receive
29         I,VII|           then let us go at once to Crottat and settle the matter,~so
30       Add    |          Cousin Betty~Cousin Pons~ ~Crottat, Monsieur and Madame~Scenes
31       Add    |           from a Courtesan's Life~ ~Crottat, Alexandre~Colonel Chabert~