Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |  among the deputies~suitable persons to be thus decorated, has
 2         I,II |    marriage then~becomes, to persons of the middle class, a fixed
 3         I,II |      the skin and cuticle of persons of lymphatic habit, and /
 4         I,II |   which tends to~relieve all persons subject to headache from
 5         I,II |    coterie,~with a few other persons, made up the circle of their
 6         I,II |    punctuality compelled all persons who~had dealings with him
 7         I,III|   blotches, which belongs to persons with red hair; but his~clear
 8         I,IV |     the favor of influential persons. When a~/grand prix/ man
 9         I,IV |  father and mother, like all persons who have risen~from small
10         I,IV |   duty it was to protect all persons under~his administration.
11         I,VI |      the clerks and the five persons who were listening to her. "
12         I,VI |  bedchamber, or any of~those persons placed near to some form
13         I,VII|     happiness of these~three persons is not to be described,
14         I,VII|   receive a hundred and more persons~to-morrow evening, and you
15         I,I  |    as the attention of a few persons is apt to make others~attentive,
16         I,I  |    commercial life. Like all persons who have never~struggled
17         I,I  |     an established fact that persons who feel~through their diaphragms
18         I,II |    as he accompanied certain~persons of importance three steps
19         I,II |      when only ten or twelve persons were left in the room,~Birotteau
20         I,III|     found it out."~ ~Several persons here came in.~ ~"On Sunday
21         I,III|      liqueurs, which certain persons, obstinately (though~it
22         I,IV |  Birotteau.~ ~"Who are those persons?" asked the elegant de Marsay,
23         I,IV |     Money is no respecter of persons; money~has no ears, it has
24         I,VI | bankrupt, like that of other persons whose interests are thwarted
25         I,VI |      necessary to explain to persons who have not had~the happiness
26         I,VI |     increasing the number of persons among whom~the poor bankrupt
27         I,VII|     in ten years.~ ~To those persons who take society in its
28         I,VII|      one of~those men.~ ~Few persons have noticed the majestic
29         I,VII|     for out of every hundred~persons walking about that hall