Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |     five thousand francs' worth~to-day? Besides, a deputy mayor
 2         I,I  |       it is~worth nothing.' But to-day he is in it, as security,
 3         I,I  | seventy-five.~We buy the ground to-day at to-day's price. In two
 4         I,I  |        buy the ground to-day at to-day's price. In two years it
 5         I,I  |         or six thousand francs. To-day you put all your fortune
 6         I,III|    angry."~ ~Few people realize to-day how little value the lands
 7         I,III|   rakish.~ ~"Well, if it is not to-day," said the notary, with
 8         I,III|     then, monsieur, can I begin to-day to look for a shop, so as
 9         I,III|         hundred francs, my boy. To-day, my benefactor will see
10         I,IV |        sign them to-morrow; but to-day let us come to an~agreement
11         I,VI |        to me, 'I will~succeed.' To-day I--I say to you, 'You will
12         I,I  |        or~bought to sell again. To-day the land speculation, his
13         I,III|     to-morrow what I do for you to-day? Is it not as~simple as
14         I,V  |       rounds among business men to-day. You might hawk about those
15         I,V  |     dream for twenty-two years; to-day I awake with my~cudgel in
16         I,VI |      you can go to your meeting to-day without fear; nobody will
17         I,VII|     dreaming then of happiness. To-day, in the coach~before him,
18         I,VII|     need you--at eleven o'clock to-day, monsieur," said Birotteau,~