Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |     will be sold, and we shall step, by the grace of God,~modestly
 2         I,IV |     this morning; it is only a step from the Cour Batave,~where
 3         I,V  |    cold chill, and he began to step as~if he were walking on
 4         I,III| dangerous game. It is wiser to step back for a better leap.
 5         I,IV |     the room familiarly, whose~step, recognized from afar by
 6         I,IV |    court of assizes,~--a first step towards bankruptcy, just
 7         I,IV | assignment.~Before taking that step, honorable men who have
 8         I,IV |       to my~mind, is the first step to swindling,--for it is
 9         I,V  | entered the salon. Hearing his step,~Cesarine ran to meet him,
10         I,V  |    means to strangle Cesar and step into his skin. It is all
11         I,V  |      From my house it is~but a step to your office in the Rue
12         I,VI |        to supersede the~agent, step into the insolvent's shoes,
13         I,VII|       Birotteau; "it is only a~step. But where did you take
14         I,VII|      emotion~and his stumbling step to the natural intoxication