Part, Chapter

1         I,II |         notary of Ragon, who had drawn up the~marriage contract,
2         I,III| bankruptcy so soon as Roguin had drawn from him his last funds.~
3         I,IV |       their~predecessors, he had drawn up a charter of his own
4         I,IV |         that Monsieur~Roguin had drawn them up.~ ~"I do not dispute
5         I,VII|          the deed of~partnership drawn up by the magistrate. A
6         I,III|         of hand for~that amount, drawn to my order, at ninety days'
7         I,III|      capital of the existence is drawn~upon. Birotteau had aged
8         I,IV |        those who feel themselves~drawn down into the vortex of
9         I,IV |           At these words Cesar's drawn face relaxed; but his joy