Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |            those to whom we sell in~small parcels. But it takes too
 2         I,II |         ideas but~the simplest (the small change of the mind); who
 3         I,IV |          Birotteau's neighbor was a small dealer in umbrellas, parasols,
 4         I,IV |        perfumer turning them over. "Small fry, two months,~three months--"~ ~"
 5         I,IV |         persons who have risen~from small beginnings, and who cultivate
 6         I,IV |           itself. Oh, I will~accept small bills for the value of the
 7         I,V  |           and yellowed by~time, was small and narrow, hard, and crowned
 8         I,V  |            swindlers." He preferred small and certain~gains to bold
 9         I,V  |            expensive to store, were small. He himself had~nailed up
10         I,V  |             tied him; and he~took a small appartement of three rooms
11         I,V  |          large quantity of mucus, a small quantity of white oil, a
12         I,VI |          advisedly. But he needed a small sum in hand on~which to
13         I,VI |      contributing to the best of my small ability to the~success of
14         I,I  |            account; there will be a small amount to deduct, and you
15         I,II |             involves and ruins many small shareholders.~ ~The two
16         I,III| wrapping-paper. The storerooms held small~casks of various oils, obtained
17         I,III|             Birotteau, so~pitifully small at the Kellers, felt a craving
18         I,IV |           demands of all, graat and small~alaike, dree zignatures.
19         I,IV |        people," said Claparon; "the small fry are~not to get beyond
20         I,V  |           whose window-sashes, with~small and very dirty panes, swung
21         I,V  |           lord, who belonged to~the small number of true gentlemen