Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |        sort electrical, which are produced by terrible explosions of
 2         I,I  |     picture the alarming zig-zags produced by falling~shadows, the
 3         I,II |      would scarcely have dreamed,~produced on Cesar an overpowering
 4         I,II |         or a certain paste,~often produced effects quite contrary to
 5         I,II | individual life? /When the effect~produced is no longer in direct relation
 6         I,V  |   Monsieur Vauquelin."~ ~"Hair is produced by a follicular organ,"
 7         I,V  |         dead, is, in my~judgment, produced by a check to the secretion
 8         I,V  |           of that magnetic ardor, produced by an influx of the~nervous
 9         I,VI |      before four o'clock they had produced several~pounds of oil. Popinot
10         I,VI |       principles."~ ~This lecture produced upon the mind of Charles
11         I,VI |       effect that his new clothes produced upon his body. The jovial~
12         I,VII|      effect which they themselves produced; all had been~arranged when
13         I,VII|           ball of~Cesar Birotteau produced upon his simple being the
14         I,IV |          his own haziness of mind produced by~the champagne, he did,
15         I,IV |           which the terrible word produced upon him, rushed~down the
16         I,VI |  assignees~added seventy thousand produced by Birotteau's claims in
17         I,VII|           of the old monarchy had produced. The thirst for gold~rapidly