Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |        from theatres and~balls. Near the middle of this sustained
 2         I,I  |          a perfumer established near the~Place Vendome, was startled
 3         I,I  |     that pretty little property near Chinon, where there are
 4         I,I  |          We are to buy property near the~Madeleine, which, according
 5         I,I  |       of Popinot, in some house near the Rue des Lombards,~where
 6         I,I  |         As to your speculations near the Madeleine, I formally~
 7         I,II |        sleep upon in the garret near the cook. The clerks who~
 8         I,II |        His~ambition was to live near Chinon as soon as he could
 9         I,II |       it to a handsome building near the Place Vendome. At the
10         I,II |        Rue Saint-Honore, Paris, near the Place Vendome.~ ~"The
11         I,II |       girl of Tillet, a village near Andelys, came by night and~
12         I,III|       but the~king sufficiently near to become aware of her blunder.
13         I,VI |         of~those persons placed near to some form of power from
14         I,VI |       take up the straw matting near your bed."~ ~"Permit me,
15         I,VII|       opposite to Madame~Ragon, near whom Cesarine was sitting,
16         I,VII|        the great solemnity~drew near.~ ~In the first place, as
17         I,VII|   seated~himself in an armchair near the bookshelves. He looked
18         I,I  |        Lourdois about the lands near the Madeleine.~Birotteau
19         I,I  |       perfumery.~ ~"I came very near giving Monsieur Birotteau
20         I,II |      the~accounts, as it was so near the first of January.~ ~"
21         I,II | armchair in the chimney corner, near the door of the cabinet~
22         I,III|        Birotteau, "we came very near being ruined,--we were~ruined
23         I,IV |         in a corner of the sofa near the fire; his wife~was in