Part, Chapter

1         I,II |        him henceforth among the leading merchants of~Paris. To improve
2         I,IV |         that he passed the turn leading to his uncle's house in~
3         I,VII|         the color which was the leading~tone of one room became
4         I,VII|         bearing,--just as three leading singers at an opera stand~
5         I,II |       or ought not to say, to a leading man in banking~circles.
6         I,III|      taking him by the arm, and leading him into her bedroom with
7         I,V  |       of manufactories is their leading feature. Old~Gigonnet lived
8         I,VII|         the~centre of a gallery leading, at one end, to the vast
9         I,VII| enormous space, or antechamber, leading~to the hall where the Court