Part, Chapter
1 I,I | harm in that. Didn't we sell five thousand francs' worth~
2 I,I | occasion to marry our daughter; sell the~business, and let us
3 I,I | close as a snail, won't~sell a hundred thousand francs
4 I,I | titles to those to whom we sell in~small parcels. But it
5 I,I | hens~and the farm. Let us sell the business, marry Cesarine,
6 I,I | that land must be~fools to sell for a hundred sous what
7 I,I | continuing; "the people~who sell, sell because they must;
8 I,I | continuing; "the people~who sell, sell because they must; we do
9 I,I | hair-dressers have told me that~they sell not only Macassar, but all
10 I,I | hair in good health will sell like bread; all the more
11 I,III| and his associates, could sell the lands at auction and
12 I,IV | of~bakers who nefariously sell false weights, of the police,
13 I,IV | that tone, you ought to sell your nuts cheap," said~Birotteau,
14 I,IV | man. Just think! grocers sell their beggarly trash at
15 I,V | are at eighty, and I~could sell two thousand francs worth
16 I,V | Monsieur Vauquelin extracts, we sell an~essence. Nuts are worth
17 I,V | into the oil, how could we sell it for three or four francs~
18 I,VI | That article may help to sell the Paste of Sultans and
19 I,I | manufactured and sold, or~bought to sell again. To-day the land speculation,
20 I,I | of their business, or~who sell their merchandise at twenty-five
21 I,II | entreaty that Pillerault would sell sixty~thousand francs out
22 I,III| to force the holders to sell at low prices, and so~enable
23 I,III| But the means employed to sell it count for something.~
24 I,IV | capable of~anything; they will sell their wives, traffic with
25 I,V | consider my interests;~I shall sell out my Funds and live on
26 I,V | give up your property, sell your business, and~find
27 I,VI | negotiate all transactions, sell the property,--in short,
28 I,VI | the assignees~decided to sell that property, and Cesar
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