Part, Chapter

 1         I,III|       bills to pay. Du Tillet, delighted to have~found such a lever,
 2         I,IV | putting them above themselves, delighted in deifying~Cesarine, who
 3         I,IV |            Cesar Birotteau was delighted with the extreme politeness
 4         I,V  |   ordinary times Madame Cesar, delighted with the smallest routine~
 5         I,VII|       him,~smiled at the three delighted people, and shook his gray
 6         I,VII|    would listen to~him, and so delighted by du Tillet's attentive
 7         I,I  |         interrupted Claparon. "Delighted~with the opportunity, Monsieur
 8         I,III|       on the point of failure. Delighted to foresee the bankruptcy
 9         I,IV |      blaysure."~ ~"I should be delighted to take lessons from Madame
10         I,VII|       master," he cried, "I am delighted that you have pulled~through.