Chapter

 1 1|           October 1829 a young man entered the Palais-Royal just as
 2 1|         already when the young man entered. Three bald-headed seniors
 3 1|            hearts as the young man entered. Were not executioners known
 4 1|       couple of lovers, so that he entered the place with an abstracted
 5 1|          temperament, his mind had entered by chance on a vast field;
 6 1|          the purpose with which he entered the shop was fulfilled.
 7 1|          cried the young man as he entered the last of an immense suite
 8 1|             young madcap. You have entered into the compact now, and
 9 2|          money to my father. As he entered his study, he emptied out
10 2|       under a most galling yoke. I entered on a conflict like a battlefield;
11 2| well-ordered repast, a young dandy entered, who did not escape Rastignac.
12 2|         and I have to look as if I entered into all this German sensibility,
13 2|         the rooms began to fill, I entered the bedroom and examined
14 2|           che spunti, the countess entered her room. No one had ever
15 2|         something well-nigh divine entered into the melody. There was
16 3|          box, which he had not yet entered, to look after itself. The
17 3|          of superstitious thoughts entered Raphael's sceptical mind;
18 3|          merchant separated. As he entered his box, the Marquis saw
19 3|              said Brisset, as they entered, "to give you my own opinion
20 3|            slightest sound, and he entered his carriage much annoyed.
21 3|         heaven; the daylight never entered his room. About eight o'