Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |          mechanism. Thus during a~period of time, very short if judged
 2         I,II |    perfumers. Cesar owned at~this period a pair of hob-nailed shoes,
 3         I,II |        successes that marked this period of our history.~Monsieur
 4         I,II |   Birotteau, during this critical period,~his attachment to the fallen
 5         I,II |       belonged to his trade.~At a period when nothing was talked
 6         I,II |    Turkish~cadi. During his whole period in office he contrived to
 7         I,II |       short, the Turcarets of the~period. Thanks to Madame Roguin,
 8         I,II |           life has its climax,--a period when causes are at work,
 9         I,III|          be a notary; but at this~period his face showed, to the
10         I,III|          the~Madeleine had at the period of which we write; but at
11         I,V  |         they worked. In 1814, the period at which he retired~from
12         I,VI |           purposes alike,~and the period when they meet again after
13         I,V  | commercial circles, which~at that period were all "constitutionnel."
14         I,VI |        for about three months,--a period required by formalities
15         I,VI |           of the bankrupt. At the~period of our history, the solicitors