Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |        had to~it; but I ended by seeing what they were, and in approving
 2         I,V  |        orders to the clerks. Not seeing Popinot, he~concluded that
 3         I,V  |   Popinot, who~was amazed at not seeing anything extraordinary in
 4         I,V  |       of--"~ ~She stopped short, seeing that Cesarine was listening
 5         I,V  |     cried, looking round and not seeing his cashier. "Ah,~true,
 6         I,VI |        have had the happiness of seeing their grandmothers~and great-aunts
 7         I,VI |    banker ought to seem tired of seeing and touching things.~Hang
 8         I,VII|         down," said Cesar aloud, seeing that~Constance opened her
 9         I,VII|         to~enjoy the surprise of seeing it as a whole. Thus the
10         I,VII|       the abbe went away without seeing the various~apartments,
11         I,VII|        Sometimes Madame Matifat, seeing~him about to relate some
12         I,VII|       without a pang the hope of seeing her~daughter the wife of
13         I,II |        at the opposite wall, but seeing nothing,--listening, however,
14         I,III|         regarded as not written.~Seeing the /i/ without a dot, the
15         I,IV |           mamma?" said Cesarine, seeing that her mother~was weeping.~ ~"
16         I,IV | Birotteau attempted to get away, seeing that the late commercial~
17         I,V  |    Madame~Cesar to come down. On seeing his niece Pillerault took
18         I,VII|          The prosperous painter,~seeing the water trickling into
19         I,VII|        making a circuit to avoid~seeing his shop and the windows
20         I,VII|     astonishment he expressed at seeing Cesarine at~"The Queen of