Part, Chapter

 1         I,II | sentiments of Birotteau, public opinion was in~his favor; he was
 2         I,II |        differences of political opinion grew up among~merchants,
 3         I,V  |        gray. Listen! this is my opinion on the subject, as the result~
 4         I,V  |      except~maternal love. This opinion carries with it a vulgar
 5         I,VI |        government. I belong, in~opinion, to the /statu quo/ of the
 6         I,II |      Discouraged by his uncle's opinion, and recognizing its clear-~
 7         I,II |        till it is~tried."~ ~The opinion of so able a lawyer restored
 8         I,II |       the~ironies of persecuted opinion. Gaudissart, thus backed
 9         I,II |         Oil triumph in Parisian opinion, thanks to Finot's famishing
10         I,II |          From the start, public~opinion, thus carried by storm,
11         I,III|    shall abstain from giving an opinion, even~if called upon."~ ~"
12         I,IV |         within a~given time. My opinion is that it is better to
13         I,V  |       study the~state of public opinion. He found in one of the
14         I,VI |    conduct this evening."~ ~The opinion of the cafe David seemed
15         I,VI |     showed how he cared for the opinion~of those who frequented
16         I,VI |     when there is~difference of opinion between the privileged creditors
17         I,VI |    integrity. In two months the opinion of the Bourse~had changed;
18         I,VII|    others, talked of it. Public opinion, undergoing a~change, now