Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |         each in his own sphere of influence, to celebrate the liberation~
 2         I,II | celebrated beauty had an enormous influence upon the~sales, and the
 3         I,II |         Ferdinand had so great an influence on the destinies of this
 4         I,III|       ravages, examined as to~its influence upon the mechanism of life,
 5         I,I  |       Deputies, and ever have any~influence in the government," said
 6         I,II |           comprehend journalistic influence and the suction power that~
 7         I,IV |         de Marsay might have some influence with~Nucingen, ran back
 8         I,VI |          a few morsels for men of influence,--in short, he runs~with
 9         I,VI |    assignees selected through the influence of du Tillet were very~significant
10         I,VII|        and hardens~it against the influence of eager interests. It is