Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |        She turned her head with difficulty and glanced furtively about
 2         I,II |         have found, not without difficulty, a copy of this prospectus
 3         I,III|      hopes, and he~found little difficulty in renouncing his purpose
 4         I,III|     future success. He found no difficulty in persuading the mistress
 5         I,III|      then value, because of the~difficulty of finding purchasers willing
 6         I,IV |     understood~there will be no difficulty. You must be doing well,
 7         I,IV |     weak beings!" he said, with~difficulty keeping back the word /fools/.~ ~"
 8         I,V  |   Birotteau encountered a moral difficulty he did as the insects do~
 9         I,VII|         wife from the labor and difficulty of preparing at~home the
10         I,I  |        coach, not without great difficulty.~ ~"Xandrot," said the perfumer,
11         I,III|       It has, even now, immense~difficulty in protecting itself against
12         I,V  | overcome this little commercial~difficulty, keep the sum I now send
13         I,VI |         shall have the greatest difficulty in~managing his own affairs.
14         I,VII|     bedroom; he reached it with~difficulty, and fell into a chair,