Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  | property.~Take advantage of the occasion to marry our daughter; sell
 2         I,II |   second clerk,~profited by the occasion to obtain a salary of fifty
 3         I,II |         enabled him to take, on occasion, the key-note of the various~
 4         I,IV |      dinner, or on some special occasion when she~replaced her. Her
 5         I,IV |      trouble (I~profited by the occasion to drop him a few words
 6         I,VI |        in dressing him for this occasion, like the manager~of a theatre
 7         I,VII|         dishes~invented for the occasion. On one hand it was reported
 8         I,VII|        cruelly~apparent on this occasion by the airy graces of the
 9         I,II |      contrary, he paid money on occasion, and gave timely~breakfasts,--
10         I,III|   Figaro."~ ~The guests on this occasion were Popinot the judge,
11         I,IV |      the financier. On the last~occasion Birotteau got as far as
12         I,IV |       belle Arsene, who, on one occasion, was hissed by a royalist
13         I,IV |       chimney-corner, as on the occasion of Cesar's first visit,