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 1 I   |     Nevertheless, the Touchards, father and son, had acquired a
 2 I   |       lines which the Touchards, father and son, endeavored to~monopolize,
 3 I   |          of age, was already the father of a~family. Released from
 4 I   |         fellow had succeeded his father, who for many years had~
 5 I   |      which he inherited from his father. The~rounded flanks of this
 6 II  |          take their title.~ ~The father of the present count was
 7 II  |         the respect in~which his father was held protected him from
 8 II  |        that position, Moreau the father had been the means of~almost
 9 II  |         property of the Serizys, father and~son. Citizen Moreau
10 II  | doctrines~and friendships of his father, was concerned in one of
11 II  |        he had studied law in his father's office; so Monsieur de~
12 II  |      have no pension; he was the father of a family;~the count really
13 II  |     property from an~aunt of her father.~ ~As soon as the steward
14 III |          mind him as you would a father, and follow his~advice."~ ~
15 IV  |        about the~execution of my father? It wouldn't be funny. Better
16 IV  |       these eight years, and the father of a family?--making me
17 IV  |   hundred thousand~francs to her father and mother, so celebrated
18 V   |          under obligations to my father," answered Oscar.~ ~"Are
19 VI  |       ran~up.~ ~"Come," said his father, "take Oscar to your mother."~ ~
20 VI  |   village. But after the count's~father bought the building, he
21 VI  |          on the estate where his father and mother reigned as~aristocrats.~ ~"
22 VI  |      remember even now what your father did~for mine. You will explain
23 VI  |        both of his. "I knew your father, and you can count on me
24 VI  |      Monseigneur, if you knew my father, will you~deign to think
25 VII |        owed a great deal to your father, who gave him his~sister,
26 VII |     explained to them what their father meant~by "singing la Mere
27 VII |    something for the name of her father and of her~brother--"~ ~"
28 VIII|      extreme severity by a stern father, had himself~known the condition
29 VIII|               In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, so
30 VIII|    marriage, of Monsieur Husson,~father of the candidate, who is
31 IX  |        he has inherited from his father~(who was a widower) eighteen
32 IX  |       friend for~life," a second father. This was his silver age.~ ~
33 IX  |          seated herself upon her father's throne, must have caused
34 X   |       save me for the sake of my~father and aunt! Come with me to
35 X   |    privations heroically! If his father had lived, he~would never
36 X   |          see that~the heart of a father is not like that of a mother.
37 XI  |          The Gondreville Mystery~Father Goriot~Colonel Chabert~Scenes
38 XI  |      elder~The Government Clerks~Father Goriot~Scenes from a Courtesan'