Part, Chapter

501         I,VII|            existences, like that of Birotteau, live sunk in sorrows,~instead
502         I,VII|          patience we can go far."~ ~Birotteau's joy is not to be described;
503         I,VII|             natural.~ ~The next day Birotteau went to find Madame Madou.~ ~"
504         I,VII|           the~markets.~ ~"No," said Birotteau, "the law is plain. I wish
505         I,VII|           do you want, my poor Pere Birotteau?" he said, in the hard~tone
506         I,VII|           thing! Sit down, Monsieur Birotteau, and eat a~mouthful with
507         I,VII|           honor."~ ~"What is Madame Birotteau doing?" asked Madame Lourdois.~ ~"
508         I,VII|           need me, my dear Monsieur Birotteau, come and see me,"~said
509         I,VII|             to-day, monsieur," said Birotteau,~retiring.~ ~*****~ ~This
510         I,VII|          Tillet had bought of~Cesar Birotteau. The company who obtained
511         I,VII|           The discussion grew warm, Birotteau's name was mentioned; Madame
512         I,VII|            Popinot looked at Madame Birotteau. There was a~moment of profound
513         I,VII|          went up to speak to~Madame Birotteau; she was not in the counting-room,
514         I,VII|            which I paid to Monsieur~Birotteau, there remains seventy-three
515         I,VII|          always considered Monsieur Birotteau as my partner," he~went
516         I,VII|           in~the accounts? Monsieur Birotteau, to avoid a police-court
517         I,VII|       little~courtyard.~ ~"Monsieur Birotteau," said the Vicomte de Vandenesse, "
518         I,VII|          stairway.~ ~"Well, my poor Birotteau!" said du Tillet, with a
519         I,VII|            repeat what he told him,~Birotteau answered: "I shall never
520         I,VII|           du Tillet, going out with Birotteau; "it is only a~step. But
521         I,VII|               He is right," thought Birotteau.~ ~As he went home the poor
522         I,VII|           CREVEL~Successor to Cesar Birotteau~ ~"Am I dazzled, am I going
523         I,VII|       Popinot. The lovers~knew that Birotteau never passed before the
524         I,VII|            apparition so astonished~Birotteau that he stood stock-still,
525         I,VII|          move.~ ~"There is Monsieur Birotteau looking at his old house,"
526         I,VII|              I was~the assignee."~ ~Birotteau fled, trembling in every
527         I,VII|             the good news; and when Birotteau came in he was thinking
528         I,VII|           would buy his wife," said Birotteau.~ ~"Is it not honorable
529         I,VII|             old appartement?"~asked Birotteau, while they were dining.~ ~"
530         I,VII|                The lovers had heard Birotteau's last words as they came
531         I,VII|          little appartement, Madame~Birotteau following. All three had
532         I,VII|       between Cesarine and Anselme,~Birotteau was a prey to feverish agitation.
533         I,VII|            Bred in religious ideas, Birotteau held justice to be what
534         I,VII|             of keen emotions. Cesar Birotteau was one of~those men.~ ~
535         I,VII|            in the halls of justice. Birotteau found more friends~awaiting
536         I,VII|             cases were called over, Birotteau's attorney made his demand~
537         I,VII|       imagine the emotions of Cesar~Birotteau as he heard Monsieur de
538         I,VII|          the 16th of~January, 1820, Birotteau was declared a bankrupt
539         I,VII|         carried off the funds which~Birotteau had deposited in his hands,
540         I,VII|             Paris. The~creditors of Birotteau received the whole property,
541         I,VII|           Under~these circumstances Birotteau showed himself worthy of
542         I,VII|        business.~Far from so doing, Birotteau, without allowing himself
543         I,VII|      devotion has~supported him."~ ~Birotteau pressed his uncle's hand,
544         I,VII|          espoused the noble hope of Birotteau. Each came~down from the
545         I,VII|            sort of~task it was that Birotteau imposed upon himself."~ ~
546         I,VII|           We now ask you to restore Birotteau, not to~honor, but to all
547         I,VII|            desires me to express to~Birotteau the satisfaction with which
548         I,VII|              call the next case."~ ~Birotteau, clothed with the caftan
549         I,VII|       kindness he had bestowed upon Birotteau; Monsieur de Vandenesse
550       Add    |        Nucingen~A Daughter of Eve~ ~Birotteau, Cesar~A Bachelor's Establishment~
551       Add    |             of the Cat and Racket~ ~Birotteau, Abbe Francois~The Lily