Part, Chapter

1         I,I  |        have a mistress? He~is so tied to my petticoat that he
2         I,III| difficulties. His own estate was tied up and legally settled on
3         I,III|    church. Monsieur~Vauquelin is tied to his study or his laboratory;
4         I,IV | high-colored~face, and a foulard tied over her cap, who mastered
5         I,V  |          to which all his habits tied him; and he~took a small
6         I,VI |        divided by a little queue tied with a ribbon. He~wore a
7         I,I  |       happily all his~funds were tied up in an affair with Nucingen.
8         I,III|      Unhappily, my~own funds are tied up for a few days; if not,
9         I,VI |     pushed through in haste, has tied the hands~of this commissioner;