Chapter

 1 1|        rapid than a word, each paid his tribute of admiration
 2 1|        fear of the price to be paid some day for all this?" ~"
 3 2|       All these gentlemen have paid their stakes,' and put down
 4 2|        Ten months after he had paid his creditors, my father
 5 2|      play, the nights that are paid for by life? We hardly die,
 6 2|       attention that every one paid to me; but Rastignac had
 7 2|      and once I had so lightly paid away seven hundred thousand
 8 2| footing in the book-trade, and paid heavily for his experience?
 9 2| through the Champs-Elysees, we paid a visit to Rastignac's hatter
10 2|        voice). 'But mother has paid him,' she added, and flitted
11 2|     when it had been signed he paid me down fifty crowns, and
12 2|   francs left over, when I had paid for my new hat, for sixty
13 2|        the cost of five francs paid at the theatre door. I had
14 2|   amused myself when I had not paid them? ~"At any moment, in
15 2|   clamor of bells? ~"The money paid down for my island, when
16 3|       in his own deep musings, paid no attention to him. ~Do
17 3|       as your money would have paid for. I deceived you all
18 3|       with the homage they all paid to me! SHE has never been