Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |    Popinot to-morrow!) If I had followed your advice--you who have
 2         I,II |      her protection; and thence~followed certain secret relations,
 3         I,II |       choice~dinners at Venua's followed by the theatre, Sunday jaunts
 4         I,II |         the middle~classes; who followed ignorantly the track of
 5         I,III|        he soon came down again, followed by Celestin, the head-~clerk.
 6         I,III|        meet the~notary. Anselme followed his master at a distance,
 7         I,IV |    weakness.~ ~Madame Birotteau followed the architect with an anxious
 8         I,IV |         an appointed time. Then followed seizures,~law-suits, costs,
 9         I,IV |        a charter of his own and followed it~religiously. In accordance
10         I,V  |        man, two hundred friends followed the body to the~cemetery.
11         I,VI |       movement will no doubt be followed, and the winter promises
12         I,VI |       enough, a waiter entered, followed by two scullions bearing
13         I,VII|         the grief of Cesar, who followed them to the staircase, vainly~
14         I,VII|        bourgeois~Momus appears, followed by his revellers. Laughs
15         I,I  |    brought in Chevet's account,~followed by a clerk sent by Felix,
16         I,I  |     left the shop, and Molineux followed him with a mysterious~air.~ ~"
17         I,I  |        of~half a word. Cesarine followed him to the staircase, and
18         I,IV |        to de Marsay, he hastily~followed the banker. The baron was
19         I,IV |    round a truffle-patch; he is followed by~a jolly fellow, a moneyed
20         I,IV |    Birotteau went out the~judge followed, and saw Birotteau hanging
21         I,IV |       overhear us."~ ~Birotteau followed Popinot, a prey to the anxiety
22         I,IV |      himself upon the quay, and followed it~till he reached Sevres,
23         I,V  |         holy Church, for having followed the~teachings of His Gospel
24         I,VI |        to the present time have followed one after the other, have
25         I,VI |          said Birotteau.~ ~Then followed a discussion on Birotteau'
26         I,VII| beautiful than the~young girl I followed along this path twenty years
27         I,VII|       the shop, where du Tillet followed him.~ ~The discussion grew
28         I,VII|         people!"~ ~On this text followed an allocution, in which
29         I,VII|      person who saw them enter,~followed by Ragon, was du Tillet.~ ~"
30         I,VII|           The Abbe Loraux came, followed by the guests and the women