Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |       seen her double. She had appeared to herself clothed in rags,~
 2         I,II |     never to end. Madame Cesar appeared to advantage behind the~
 3         I,II | stopped all proceedings, never appeared at any~meeting of creditors,
 4         I,III|   alone, the clerks not having appeared, went~to the doorway to
 5         I,IV |      clerks, in whose eyes she appeared truly distinguished.~Popinot
 6         I,VI |       the black speckles which appeared here and there on~his corrugated
 7         I,VI |       subdued manner, suddenly appeared. His~face, which was melancholy,
 8         I,I  |        At this moment a figure appeared in the street~for which
 9         I,III|       dainty dishes which only~appeared in Birotteau's household
10         I,V  |       salon~opened and Popinot appeared.~ ~"My dear and beloved
11         I,VI |      of~Popinot, from which it appeared that Popinot had the right
12         I,VI |    that~which had never before appeared in him,--by thought! /N'
13         I,VII|  dessert, the notary of Sceaux appeared. Pillerault made him sit~