Chapter

 1 2| whispered Rastignac; 'he is a chemist, a historian, a novelist,
 2 3|       on Japhet - perhaps the chemist may have better luck than
 3 3|      trot, hoping to find the chemist, the celebrated Japhet,
 4 3|    Planchette, addressing the chemist, "try to analyze this composition;
 5 3|      it!" cried the delighted chemist; "it may, perhaps, be a
 6 3|    Sir!" said the illustrious chemist sternly. ~"I am not joking,"
 7 3|     not shagreen at all!" the chemist cried. "We will treat this
 8 3| banteringly, half sadly. ~The chemist broke a razor in his desire
 9 3|    Planchette remarked to the chemist, after a long pause, in
10 3|    cannot deny the fact," the chemist replied. ~"Pshaw! those
11 3|      Your aphorism," said the chemist, "seems to me as a fact