Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |            imperious, and a chance meeting with a beautiful~young woman,
 2         I,II | proceedings, never appeared at any~meeting of creditors, and held on
 3         I,IV |            perplexity, shrank from~meeting Claparon; he began to realize
 4         I,VI |         court appoints a day~for a meeting of the creditors, notice
 5         I,VI |          never~fail to come to the meeting,--proposes the whole body
 6         I,VI |        make a~little report at the meeting, of which the following
 7         I,VI |          he devoured it. After the meeting~at which the creditors appointed
 8         I,VI |    startled air. He had counted on meeting~Birotteau alone, intending
 9         I,VI |            appear in person at the meeting of his creditors, when~they
10         I,VI |           creditors at the general meeting would undoubtedly show~the
11         I,VI |           it was a question of the~meeting. Those who comprehend the
12         I,VI |       fails, but he comes out of a~meeting of his creditors a swindler."
13         I,VI |           the creditor to do so. A~meeting of creditors is a ceremony
14         I,VI |         all has been given up, the meeting is a mere~formality. Pillerault
15         I,VI |          Cesar, you can go to your meeting to-day without fear; nobody
16         I,VII|             wishing to help you in~meeting your obligations, he has