Part, Chapter

1         I,I  | threshold, yet at the same time seated in~her armchair behind the
2         I,II |         the backs of elephants;~seated in a muslin cage, he makes
3         I,IV |         the great Birotteau was seated.~ ~"No, monsieur; yes, monsieur;
4         I,IV |    shall not; not until you are seated, and have replaced yours,~
5         I,VI |        evening~the two friends, seated before the fireplace where
6         I,VII|      bows with little Molineux, seated~himself in an armchair near
7         I,IV |    seems to render~intrusive.~ ~Seated in his arm-chair, like the
8         I,V  |        of the market; but usury seated behind its green boxes,--~
9         I,VI |     Bankruptcy." "Gentlemen,~be seated."~ ~Each took his seat,