Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |       thousand francs /dot/; and I mean that~you and I shall retire
 2         I,I  |       Queen of Roses,' and yet~you mean to salaam and bow and scrape
 3         I,I  |         good deeds?--here below, I mean. I~behaved like a father
 4         I,I  | topsy-turvy, then?"~ ~"What do you mean with your topsy-turvy? Everything
 5         I,IV |          to these four~windows you mean to add two on the same level
 6         I,IV |          days."~ ~"What sum do you mean to put in the workmen's
 7         I,V  |        Roses."~ ~"Monsieur, do you mean to take these securities?"
 8         I,V  |         Monsieur~Birotteau, do you mean that we shall quarrel?"~ ~"
 9         I,V  |           his coffee, "What do you mean, papa,--are you joking?"~ ~
10         I,VI |          very place to juggle a--I mean to settle a~piece of business."~ ~
11         I,VI |         carefully examined. As you mean to have the manufactory
12         I,VII|       Lenoncourt?~You surely don't mean to invite the two Messieurs
13         I,VII|          Now, Cesar, I do hope you mean to invite the Abbe Loraux
14         I,VII|             Provided it lasts, you mean?" said Cesar, smiling.~ ~"
15         I,III|    contained in the~letter were to mean nothing. All such letters,
16         I,IV |          went up the stairway~of a mean little /entresol/, at whose
17         I,IV |          Monsieur Bidault."~ ~"You mean Gigonnet, that good little
18         I,IV |            He recalled to mind the mean and niggardly acrimony of
19         I,V  |         big wigs in the matter who mean to get themselves~out of
20         I,VII|                Never mind, I don't mean it as a reproach," she said. "
21         I,VII|        that is owing to me; do you mean to refuse it?"~ ~"No," said
22         I,VII|            to you."~ ~"What do you mean by that?" said du Tillet.~ ~"