Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |       grows out of the political situation. A composition which will~
 2         I,II |        Ferdinand du Tillet got~a situation with a stockbroker. He said
 3         I,III|        sovereign mistress of the situation, and treated her husband
 4         I,III|         about this time left his situation with Birotteau, confident
 5         I,I  |          resolved to confide~his situation to his wife's uncle before
 6         I,II |   prevented~from speaking of his situation to his head-clerk, his uncle,
 7         I,III|         must now reveal his real situation~to his wife, for the account
 8         I,III|       that I should explain your situation to~Monsieur le president;
 9         I,IV |          she explained the whole situation in low tones. After an~hour'
10         I,V  |       have carefully examined my situation; you need have no fear,
11         I,V  |         I have not revealed your~situation, desires me to convey his
12         I,V  |          would be if I were~in a situation such as yours--Ah, one has
13         I,V  |          Pillerault, "look for a situation. You have influential~friends,--
14         I,V  |       them; they might get~you a situation in the royal household which
15         I,V  |          your~daughter also. The situation is not hopeless. You three
16         I,V  |         and explained to him the situation in which Roguin's~flight
17         I,V  |        officially appointed to a situation in the Sinking-fund Office,
18         I,VI | misfortune is then~master of the situation, and proceeds to legalize