Part, Chapter

1         I,II |           his instinctive~ideas in relation to sentiment. Licentious
2         I,II |          at work, and are~in exact relation to results. This mid-day
3         I,II |    produced is no longer in direct relation nor in equal proportion
4         I,III|         late Marquise d'Uxelles,~a relation of Monsieur le Duc and Madame
5         I,III| Hollandaise, made a study of~their relation to each other, and soon
6         I,III|       would back the credit of his relation. The Brutus of~usurers was
7         I,V  |          and acts. He was the sole~relation of Madame Birotteau, and
8         I,V  |            of nuts, thanks to your relation, little~Bianchon the medical
9         I,VII|     son-in-law when people in that relation suit each other; he~therefore