Part, Chapter

 1         I,IV |        the "mechanism." Molineux~granted neither grace nor time;
 2         I,II |   Saint-Roch, my request~will be granted. That will be God's answer,"
 3         I,IV |         Monsieur le baron, it is granted on the sport," said Birotteau,
 4         I,VI |          concordat/, at which is granted the~bankrupt's certificate
 5         I,VI | certificate of bankruptcy is not granted, the creditors then~select
 6         I,VII|        time. The lease Cesar had granted to~Popinot, which went with
 7         I,VII|          seldom more than one is granted in ten years.~ ~To those
 8         I,VII|          of the Legion of honor, granted~as much for his devotion
 9         I,VII|        certificate of bankruptcy granted at the /concordat/ which
10         I,VII|       him.~Our beloved sovereign granted to the man who shed his