Part, Chapter
1 I,I | his, my essence will be bought by both~sexes. The idea
2 I,II | assignats, with which he~bought into the Funds at thirty,
3 I,II | with an~excessive ambition, bought the business of "The Queen
4 I,II | required tones. Birotteau bought the book, in~which he saw
5 I,II | allured by the~discount, each bought annually from Birotteau
6 I,III| the notary in 1815. Roguin~bought a house for her in the Champs-Elysees,
7 I,III| had gone to Germany and bought up all the debts contracted
8 I,IV | paper, were four engravings bought at auction. In~the dining-room
9 I,V | the joke.~ ~"My nuts are bought!" cried Birotteau, alive
10 I,V | in our life! The nuts are bought, the~hydraulic press is
11 I,VI | mirror much~defaced, and bought at a bargain. Towards eight
12 I,I | manufactured and sold, or~bought to sell again. To-day the
13 I,I | encumbered to its full value. I bought the practice for~three hundred
14 I,II | journal~which he finally bought, and which laid the foundation
15 I,III| as~well tell you that I bought up the debts of the king,
16 I,III| hundred~thousand bottles bought. Ah, it is all paying through
17 I,III| court in~which the suit is bought, I shall abstain from giving
18 I,IV | keeping with a mahogany clock bought at the sale of some old
19 I,V | will I roll in a carriage bought with the money of others,"
20 I,VI | him with his ideas;~and he bought a copy of the commercial
21 I,VI | the~Faubourg du Temple, bought the property of Birotteau
22 I,VI | The Queen of Roses" was bought by Celestin Crevel at fifty-seven~
23 I,VI | exclaimed Cesar.~ ~"And I have bought a piece of land in the Faubourg
24 I,VII| property which du Tillet had bought of~Cesar Birotteau. The
25 I,VII| daughter."~ ~"And I wish to be bought!" cried Cesarine, entering
26 I,VII| himself alone? So when he bought the appartement~restored
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