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 1 III |        be taken from my family Madame de Fontaine could not be~
 2 III |     Monsieur de Rastignac?"~ ~"Madame de Nucingen has made a banker
 3 IV  |        family fete. At dessert Madame Planat, the Receiver-General'
 4 IV  |        My dear children," said Madame de Fontaine, to soften this
 5 IV  |   severe faces of~Monsieur and Madame de Fontaine.~ ~"I have made
 6 VI  | Polytechnique.~ ~"And I think, madame," he replied, "that I may
 7 VI  |      is nothing to prevent it, madame," replied the young man.~ ~
 8 VII |    speech alarmed Monsieur and Madame Fontaine. The old Vendeen
 9 VIII|        over the world?"~ ~"Oh, madame, let us understand each
10 VIII|    Montcornet, and de Restaud, Madame de Camps, and Mademoiselle