Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |     called for volunteers~to carry a battery. Captain Jean
 2         I,II |   leaving enough~property to carry on the education he had
 3         I,IV |   perfumer, surprised.~ ~"To carry out your plan, you must
 4         I,IV |      afraid, madame, I shall carry nothing off," said the~artist,
 5         I,IV |      pay my rent; all delays carry with them a loss~of interest
 6         I,IV |  case), has~authorized me to carry pistols for my personal
 7         I,IV |      his heiress was able to carry it~along, and take care
 8         I,V  | fears--"~ ~"That Roguin will carry off our funds?" said Pillerault,
 9         I,VI |    Germany, England! I shall carry with me placards in all~
10         I,VII|    the~angels would some day carry to God in all its pristine
11         I,I  | supervision; he should still carry on his business, signing~
12         I,II |     my fortune is~made," and carry to Birotteau thirty or forty
13         I,II |    purchase, will suffice to carry me along~until I can reap
14         I,III|         provided they do not carry off the property of their
15         I,III|   his~head, "how much did he carry of? If we are to believe
16         I,V  |     you intend to~do?"~ ~"To carry on my business."~ ~"That
17         I,V  | shall give~me my money, or I carry off your scent-bags, and
18         I,VI |     of the~bankrupt, who may carry Don Quixote and his remonstrance
19         I,VII|   happy lover; "he can~never carry all the wine you are pouring