Part, Chapter

 1         I,III| sufficiently intimate~with them to ask their aid; besides, he wanted
 2         I,IV |             resumed Cayron, "all I ask you to do is to cash these~
 3         I,IV |            the contractors; always ask their price in advance,
 4         I,IV |            without leaving~time to ask whether she had mind enough
 5         I,IV |         less to~give water than to ask it from the passers-by,--
 6         I,IV |      masonry. Don't fear,--I shall ask you no~indemnity for that
 7         I,V  |           I love, and who comes to ask a~kindness equal to your
 8         I,VI |       glancing at Roguin, as if to ask whether that jest were~too
 9         I,VI |           said the author, "I must ask you~to observe that 'Cephalic
10         I,I  |         bills of his customers and ask for payment. Before~doing
11         I,I  |        cashed, and I am~obliged to ask you to give me the amount
12         I,I  |     stopped short; he was about to ask the painter to take~the
13         I,I  |     audited, and certified; I~must ask you to have the money ready
14         I,I  |          receipt!--but--why do you ask the question?"~ ~"Why ask
15         I,I  |          ask the question?"~ ~"Why ask the question? To know if
16         I,I  |      commercial crisis~that I must ask you to send me all the money
17         I,I  |         Lebas. "I have come now to ask for a~trifle, merely twenty-five
18         I,II |          the~credit he intended to ask. In case actual securities
19         I,II |      commercial business only,--to ask if I can obtain a credit.
20         I,III|          heaven!" said du Tillet, "ask for what money you want.
21         I,IV |            notes for the~15th, and ask them to renew. It will be
22         I,IV |        make an assignment, we must ask no one's pity. My child,
23         I,IV |           he had lately passed.~To ask for a credit is an ordinary
24         I,IV |          to borrow~capital; but to ask for the renewal of notes
25         I,IV |           partner, "I have come to ask a~service of you."~ ~"What
26         I,IV |        absolute. Permit me only to ask you one thing. Will this
27         I,V  |           to live; so that we~need ask nothing of our creditors."~ ~"
28         I,V  |       manufacturer, "vy he tid not~ask me for fifdy tousand francs.
29         I,VI |          him, smiling.~ ~"I do not ask if you are comfortable here,"
30         I,VII|        full, with interest. I must ask you to come with me now
31         I,VII|           proper authority. We now ask you to restore Birotteau,