Chapter

 1 1|    deserted his own wife and family. ~The stranger was beset
 2 1|   flesh and blood of a whole family; . . . and here are we ourselves,
 3 2|       the head of a historic family remembered even now in Auvergne,
 4 2|     marry an heiress of good family, and, in the time of the
 5 2|      Raphael after a pause. "Family ties, weak ones, it is true,
 6 2|     a tradesman whose hungry family must wait for the settlement
 7 2|      and all my personal and family pride. Alas! I had but just
 8 2|  word of it, than tarnish my family name.' ~"Rastignac burst
 9 2|      are losing a name and a family. Time is big with my revenge;
10 2|   meritorious old man with a family dependent upon him. My creditor
11 2|    ties that attach a man to family life had been permanently
12 2|     of Death gloating over a family stricken with the plague. ~
13 2|     dew. Others imagined the family breakfast, the father and
14 2|      which the fortunes of a family hung, and an important transaction
15 2| pictured him burdened with a family, tilling the soil, living
16 3|     this evening? An English family is returning to London,
17 3|      of an ancient and noble family shining from the panels?
18 3|     a poor old maid of noble family, who bowed to him, and whom