Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |        that she condescended to receive his~attentions, and even
 2         I,III|     notes which Claparon was to receive~from Birotteau were to be
 3         I,III|       for you. You are about to~receive a great recompense for your
 4         I,IV |     method of communication, to receive~which Mere Madou paid them
 5         I,V  |      the happiness with which I receive my~cross. I will write you
 6         I,VII| Constance to Grindot. "We shall receive a hundred and more persons~
 7         I,IV |  Birotteau that the baron would receive~him the next day, 13th,
 8         I,IV |       moment to~myself! I don't receive people except on Saturdays.
 9         I,IV |  Monsieur Lempereur."~ ~"He can receive the great people," said
10         I,VII|  cashmere shawl which I did not~receive till three years later.
11         I,VII|         preparing his nephew to~receive the good news; and when
12         I,VII|       Crottat's that~evening to receive their money. The all-powerful
13         I,VII|      commercial honor worthy to receive the~everlasting palm.~ ~ ~ ~