Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |  Twenty-two by eighteen," he~resumed, going on with his monologue; "
 2         I,IV |      his heels.~ ~"Besides," resumed Cayron, "all I ask you to
 3         I,IV |     succeed."~ ~"Therefore," resumed Grindot, "employ the masons,
 4         I,IV |      morning."~ ~"Monsieur," resumed Molineux with a glance at
 5         I,V  |      by a follicular organ," resumed the great chemist,--~"a
 6         I,V  | Popinot."~ ~"It is evident," resumed Vauquelin, "that alterations
 7         I,VI |      I, Mimi?"~ ~"Claparon," resumed Roguin, "makes up by night-work
 8         I,VI |      signal, royal favor,--"~resumed Birotteau.~ ~"By your labors
 9         I,II |     these are the facts," he resumed. "I am engaged in an~affair
10         I,II |   alarmed by the silence, he resumed, "As for the interest, we--"~ ~"
11         I,III|       du Tillet, my friend," resumed~Birotteau, "don't do things
12         I,IV | stopped short, confused, but resumed what he was saying as du~
13         I,V  |  beside himself. My nephew," resumed Pillerault, gravely,~addressing
14         I,VII|    Without intending it," he resumed, alarmed at the terror painted
15         I,VII|      of your~petitioner," he resumed. "The Court rendered in