Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |           He is too stupid," she added. "Besides, he loves~me too
 2         I,II |       after the balance had been added up. Husband and wife resolved
 3         I,III|       Hey! hey! papa Roguin," he~added, tapping the notary on the
 4         I,IV |      enter~through the shop," he added, opening the private door
 5         I,IV |       God grant your wishes!" he added, as Birotteau sneezed~while
 6         I,IV |        all the same to you," she~added, following Birotteau through
 7         I,V  |     applied to the skin itself," added~Vauquelin, kindly, "and
 8         I,V  |        on the Bank of France, he added, handing her~Pillerault'
 9         I,V  |          pay them with that," he added, pulling from his pocket
10         I,VI |     flowers. Depart,~slaves!" he added, with a gorgeous air, "there
11         I,VII|     Madame Cesar--Now, then," he added, "about your mother's ball-dress?"~ ~"
12         I,VII|          after that Sunday," she added naively, "there will come
13         I,VII|          is worse than a~child," added Constance to Cesarine.~ ~"
14         I,VII|           Monsieur le comte," he added, turning to the~high chancellor
15         I,VII|        Grandville; but here,"~he added, showing the other, "I stand
16         I,I  |       been a~swindler. Stop!" he added, "words are of no avail."
17         I,I  |              This postscript was added at Cesarine's urgent request;
18         I,I  | twenty-five thousand francs," he added, turning to~Birotteau.~ ~"
19         I,I  |          in the~speculation," he added, looking at Claparon.~ ~"
20         I,III|   examine into your affairs," he added,~glancing at Cesar with
21         I,III|      dine at your aunt Ragon's," added Cesar, leaving Popinot~to
22         I,IV |          mak one condeetion," he added, laying his left~finger
23         I,IV |          set up for himself?" he added, after a~dreadful pause,
24         I,IV |        our~breakfast, and talk," added Claparon, wishing to soften
25         I,IV |   Anselme could do nothing?" she added, as her mother and~Pillerault
26         I,V  |          great deal~of this," he added. "I know you love Cesarine
27         I,V  |     without~shame. Celestin," he added, "write my resignation as
28         I,V  |         to me. I don't~know," he added, addressing Gobenheim the
29         I,VI |    dinner,--always, it should~be added, in a terrible hurry; as
30         I,VI |           to which the assignees~added seventy thousand produced