Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |      offer you~millions? You are giving up your property, you are
 2         I,II |     three~sons; his wife died in giving birth to the last, and the
 3         I,II |        when it was a question of giving pleasure to their~child,
 4         I,II |      good understanding. Without~giving the secret reason to her
 5         I,II |         was utterly incapable of giving the word of command. In
 6         I,III|           and who are capable of giving a~ball with the gold obtained
 7         I,IV |         which painters insist on giving to their pictures my making
 8         I,IV |      rights are in question, yet giving fresh chickweed to his~bird
 9         I,IV |           looking at Cayron, and giving him a glance and a smile
10         I,VII|        be flattered and happy in giving such a fete~for such praiseworthy
11         I,VII|  daughters to an honorable toil, giving them sterling~qualities
12         I,I  |   perfumery.~ ~"I came very near giving Monsieur Birotteau a receipt
13         I,I  |        he fancied his health was giving way. His bowels~seemed on
14         I,III|         francs, to warrant us~in giving you a credit of one hundred
15         I,III|     bought, I shall abstain from giving an opinion, even~if called
16         I,IV |  smallest commercial mishap, now giving him the~tenderest consolation,
17         I,VI |        him to manage his assets, giving him ten or~twelve years
18         I,VI | creditors employed~the same man, giving him their proxies. Pillerault
19         I,VII|      well. Oh, /dear/!" he said, giving to the word a tone which~
20         I,VII|           which then~took place, giving him at the same time a release
21         I,VII|      summing-up of the schedule, giving~the amounts which had remained
22         I,VII|        pure and tender hearts by giving the ball on the~evening