Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |        give~you a piece of good advice, Birotteau; and that is,
 2         I,II |         new perfumer some sound advice, and~prevented him from
 3         I,II |       suspicion. Thanks to this advice,~Cesar, supplied with the
 4         I,II |    retail~them. Contrary to the advice of his wife, he hired some
 5         I,VII|      you will thank me~for that advice."~ ~"Why?" asked Crottat.~ ~"
 6         I,VII|       whole fortune, against my advice,~in that speculation in
 7         I,I  |   affair~and summing it up with advice as to his future conduct.
 8         I,II |       worthy~people have, by my advice, sold their shares in the
 9         I,II |    splendors~of success. By the advice of Gaudissart and Finot,
10         I,IV | Birotteau, following his wife's~advice, went to find Claparon in
11         I,IV |      downstairs."~ ~"That is my advice, too, dear child," said
12         I,V  |       said Pillerault. "Take my advice,~wind up everything, make
13         I,VI |     best judges have sought the advice of the~solicitors in this