Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |       calculated, he would be able in less than twenty years
 2         I,II |       in~bulk. Cesar was then able to buy the huts and the
 3         I,III|       distance, without being able~to define the reason why
 4         I,III|       and the notary had been able to get~his accounts once
 5         I,III|     or a~chance to make one,--able, nevertheless, to understand
 6         I,IV |  economy, and later we may~be able to serve you--"~ ~*****~ ~
 7         I,IV |    education, his heiress was able to carry it~along, and take
 8         I,V  |     soldier (the two men best able to estimate life), a~crucifix
 9         I,VI |       shoulders of those more able than himself, making his~
10         I,I  |  worthy perfumer a strong and able man, was~alarmed at his
11         I,I  |    Monsieur Birotteau will be able to raise~soon," said Claparon,
12         I,I  | crushed by misfortune is once able to make the fiction of a~
13         I,II |   tried."~ ~The opinion of so able a lawyer restored Cesar'
14         I,II |     his wife, the only person able to advise him, from~knowing
15         I,II |     should be so gracious, so able, so fine an orator.~ ~Full
16         I,IV |     possibly that~he might be able to deny promises actually
17         I,IV |       and petitioners, he was able to attain his end. At~half-past
18         I,V  |      have no fear, I~shall be able to pay them. Save--save
19         I,V  |      passion, and you will be able to bear the mortification
20         I,VI |    Paris a commercial~passion able to keep itself alive for
21         I,VI |    firm, and he was therefore able to bring them under~the
22         I,VI | simplicity of his life,~--was able to understand weakness.