Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |      the West secretly went on. Carried~away by the fervor of youth,
 2         I,II |     clerk's life. A few friends carried the belligerent perfumer~
 3         I,II |   illusions and~optical effects carried to such a degree of perfection
 4         I,II |      whose restless~activity is carried into the kitchen and into
 5         I,II |          Two days before it was carried into effect, on a Saturday
 6         I,IV |    earlier Monsieur Grindot had carried off the /grand prix/~in
 7         I,VI |  several~pounds of oil. Popinot carried the product to show to Vauquelin,
 8         I,VI |   habits. She wore mittens, and carried in all weathers a cane sunshade,~
 9         I,VI | dowagers of the~olden time have carried away with them. She retained
10         I,VI |         the street, in which he carried~off his nephew to the Birotteaus.~ ~ ~
11         I,VII|         which the preparations, carried on night and day, had given~
12         I,VII|         where~Virginie had just carried it, on tiptoe) the robe
13         I,I  |        what a fool I am! He has~carried off Claparon's money as
14         I,I  |       not aware that Roguin had~carried off Cesar's whole property.
15         I,I  |         was~summoned. Cesar was carried about from place to place,
16         I,I  |       are very hard. Roguin has carried~off a hundred thousand francs
17         I,I  |       thousand. Roguin has also carried off two hundred and forty
18         I,I  |       any broth.~If he has only carried off, as they say, three
19         I,I  |        count on what Roguin has carried off~to meet them. Even if
20         I,II |         shop, the clerk who had carried round the bills~informed
21         I,II |     start, public~opinion, thus carried by storm, begot three successes,
22         I,III|        had laughed at Molineux. Carried away by the lust of speech~
23         I,V  |      midst of their adversity,--carried away~as they are by anguish.
24         I,V  |        Abbe Loraux, before they carried up to Cesar the schedule~
25         I,V  |            My property has been carried off by a notary; I am innocent
26         I,VI |       stern measure can only be carried through by an association
27         I,VI |        her~cry. Every month she carried her salary and her little
28         I,VII|             Cesar and his wife, carried along by the whirlwind of
29         I,VII|        of a notary of Paris who carried off the funds which~Birotteau