Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |     by~promises of sale under private seal, until we are masters
 2         I,III| Parisian husbands he set up a private~establishment of his own,
 3         I,III|       thousand~enterprises of private speculation then about to
 4         I,IV |         he added, opening the private door of his house.~ ~Four
 5         I,IV | wished to get from Roguin the private deed about the~transference
 6         I,V  |   Pillerault~had undertaken a private examination, which was the
 7         I,VII|     had provided his, or her,~private "surprise." Cesarine, dear
 8         I,I  |      signatures on the little private deed."~ ~Birotteau took
 9         I,III|  never discount paper~which a private bank refused."~ ~"The Bank
10         I,III|        All hatreds,~public or private, from woman to woman, from
11         I,IV |     was, in truth, Claparon's private office. Between the~ostentatious
12         I,VI |       of all laws which touch private interests is to~develop,
13         I,VII|      day of joy to Cesar. The private~secretary of the king, Monsieur
14         I,VII|     deeds divulged," said the private~secretary, putting six thousand
15         I,VII|       shown by receipts under private~seal, which might be questioned: