Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |          mason lays a stone between~breakfast and dinner, and idleness
 2         I,IV |             to detain you from your~breakfast: here are the deeds, correct
 3         I,VI |         attack the remains of their breakfast.~ ~"Down with the cold mutton!"
 4         I,II |           on which stood his frugal breakfast,--a~roll, some butter, a
 5         I,III|          the fireplace.~ ~"Will you breakfast with me?"~ ~He rang the
 6         I,III|            at the Bourse; and order breakfast served immediately."~ ~These
 7         I,IV |             Will Monsieur Birotteau breakfast with us, without ceremony?"
 8         I,IV | indefinitely~prolonged.~ ~"Will you breakfast with me?" said Claparon,
 9         I,IV |        waist. "Come, let's have our~breakfast, and talk," added Claparon,
10         I,IV |        Cesar's first visit, but his~breakfast was now in process of digestion.
11         I,VII|           the pleasure to share our breakfast," said Madame Lourdois.~ ~"