Chapter

 1 2| Louis~XVIII.'s most pressing debts, and was the first to settle
 2 4|      their place not~to make debts," he said; and he considered
 3 5|    who does nothing but make debts,~has time to marry a widow
 4 6|     one refuses to pay one's debts, that's recognizing~them."~ ~
 5 6|      affair about the king's debts, and you are afraid he'll
 6 6|     just bought up all~those debts, the payment of which depends
 7 6|      that all your notes and debts have been~brought up by
 8 6|  than the clearing off of my debts?--that is the question.
 9 7| wires."~ ~The thought of her debts crossed Madame Rabourdin'
10 7|     s uncle has bought up my debts, and is, doubtless, ready
11 7|     answered Gigonnet.~ ~"My debts must be paid," said des
12 7|   that the sum total of your debts is~added to the sum loaned
13 7|     of the property till the debts are paid,"~said Gigonnet,
14 7|   nominated; within six your debts will be cleared off, and--"~ ~"
15 8|   day she~had counted up her debts,--they amounted to something
16 8|    our furniture will pay my~debts.~ ~MY debts! Celestine embraced
17 8|      will pay my~debts.~ ~MY debts! Celestine embraced her
18 8|   ever making it; paying the debts of a~State, and not requiring
19 8|    count and I will pay your debts. Later, if I remain in the~