Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |  terrible explosions of the will~forced out, or held under, by some
 2         I,II |         month this girl, who was forced to keep house of a Sunday,~
 3         I,III|          he went upstairs he was~forced to pause; his heart swelled,
 4         I,III|        of money, in case he were forced~to go into bankruptcy through
 5         I,III|         and he was not mistaken. Forced at last to give~up his mistress,
 6         I,III|          Nucingen, and they were forced to accept as security~certain
 7         I,VI |       the embryo banker had been~forced to put himself through a
 8         I,III| enterprise; and then you will be forced to make it all over to~them,
 9         I,III|      make, as the Republic made, forced~loans--well, they pay them
10         I,IV |        coming. If your father is forced to~make an assignment, we
11         I,IV |          anguish of his~position forced from Cesar's lips.~ ~Birotteau
12         I,IV |       nephew into the street~and forced him, in his shirt-sleeves
13         I,IV |         involved that he will be forced to make an assignment.~Before
14         I,V  |  continued in business. What! be forced~to blush before the men
15         I,VI |          of Cesar's life was his forced conference~with little Molineux,--
16         I,VI |     pointing to the sign.~ ~This forced gaiety, through which an
17         I,VII|        present yet at the moment forced, instead of brightening
18         I,VII|         now enriched through the forced spoliation of his~former