Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |        the perfumer would only accept the place of~deputy-mayor,
 2         I,III|      to leave her free, and to~accept all the consequences of
 3         I,III|        and they were forced to accept as security~certain shares
 4         I,III|        life. I~cannot make him accept any return. Happily, I found
 5         I,IV |       lease itself. Oh, I will~accept small bills for the value
 6         I,V  |        traveller, that is all. Accept therefore, not a paltry~
 7         I,V  |     are thinking of me.'"~ ~"I accept," said Vauquelin.~ ~Popinot
 8         I,V  |        be himself the first to~accept her sway. Thus thought Cesarine,
 9         I,VII|    Louis XVI. to induce~him to accept a benefice in Paris, humble
10         I,I  |     banker, rich, respected~(I accept all the virtues under the
11         I,V  | marriage, if mademoiselle will accept me as her husband, on the~
12         I,VI |        one nor the other would accept a part if not sure of their
13         I,VII|   shown in forcing that man to accept my absurd exactions; any
14         I,VII|        the king, and you won't accept anything~from your relations!