Chap.

 1        1|          dragging on his arm the banker Steiner, an exceedingly
 2        1|            said Bordenave to the banker, “you met her yesterday
 3        1|         flame in the eyes of the banker, he ended by joining in
 4        1|          the while observing the banker out of the corners of his
 5        1|         Faloise were passing the banker stopped them.~“Come and
 6        1|          Steiner and Mignon. The banker, his face blood–red, was
 7        2|       Mme Maloir spoke about the banker to Mme Lerat, who knew no
 8        2|            And Zoe mentioned the banker first. Nana made a face.
 9        3|        said Mme du Joncquoy.~The banker Steiner, not long since
10        3| punctually, after the play.”~The banker was beaming. He winked and
11        3|         Without doubt,” said the banker with a faint smile. He was
12        4|         come in behind Rose. The banker turned back and reappeared
13        4|        Rose, the husband and the banker and finally said to the
14        4|     While talking he watched the banker over Blanche’s shoulders
15        4|          the table at large. The banker was noted for his sudden
16        4|       her eyes sparkled, and the banker’s offers rose with every
17        4|       voice, she remarked to the banker:~“It’s a mania they’ve all
18        4|          Without waiting for the banker’s reply—he naturally consented,
19        4|        You were quite right; the banker’s as good as another.”~The
20        4|         up lazily. This time the banker’s fiery face grew white
21        6|        house one evening. He’s a banker, is he not? Now there’s
22        8|         turned the count and the banker so vigorously out of doors,
23        9|      astonished at this, for the banker was quite ruined, but Prulliere
24       11|  diamonds from waist to hat. The banker, on his part, was handling
25       12|     chatted. Since the races the banker and Foucarmont had formed