Part, Chapter

 1         I,III|      during the emigration. He now offered the profits of the~affair,
 2         I,III|            Gobseck. He~accordingly offered a cash security, and obtained
 3         I,III|           name is~seductive. It is offered as a foreign importation;
 4         I,IV |       roots swathed in list shoes--offered to the eye a flat and~faded
 5         I,IV |           invented. If new tenants offered themselves, he got information
 6         I,IV |         but he took the wafer when offered to him, and~argued that
 7         I,V  |        tints harmoniously~blended, offered a striking likeness to that
 8         I,VII|          over-~loaded dresses, and offered to the eye that anomalous
 9         I,II | certificate of life for dead hair,~offered to all those who used Cephalic
10         I,IV |        balm infused into the water offered by the angel to~Hagar in
11         I,V  |        read it, I went at once and offered to God the holy~sacrifice
12         I,V  |  afflictions. At the moment when I offered the prayer /Pro meo~fratre
13         I,V  |            niece,~Madame Saillard, offered to give him an appartement
14         I,VI |          and the jewels which they offered her. Money! money! was her~