Part, Chapter

 1         I,III|       family; I send yearly to her niece in Touraine, Madame de~Mortsauf,
 2         I,III| insensibility to the claims of his niece.~ ~Under these circumstances
 3         I,IV |            wife, child, nephew, or niece. He~bullied his servant-of-all-work
 4         I,V  |        about~among the Ragons, his niece Birotteau, the judge Popinot,
 5         I,I  |        Ever yours,~Cesar.~ ~ ~Your niece, Cesarine, who is watching
 6         I,II |      succor them, and to succor my niece and Cesarine.~You may all
 7         I,IV |        talking to Derville and his niece in a~suppressed voice. Constance
 8         I,V  |          the sum I now send for my niece Cesarine; so that~when she
 9         I,V  |           come down. On seeing his niece Pillerault took off his~
10         I,V  |         could move him; though his niece,~Madame Saillard, offered
11         I,VI |            supply the wants of his niece and nephew.~ ~Du Tillet