Chapter

 1 2|   Risking all to win all, he bought up Louis~XVIII.'s most pressing
 2 2|    rugs which her father had bought at a bargain; panelling
 3 3|   the country~she would have bought up adjacent land; being,
 4 3|   house in the place Royale, bought for~forty thousand in 1804,
 5 3|      worthy~widow,--pictures bought for the sake of the frames,
 6 4| pawned and took out of pawn, bought up~bills when due, and lent
 7 4|   kept a mass of curiosities bought~for nothing in his bedroom;
 8 4|   his way to the bureau, and bought her materials on his~way
 9 6|  when the~ministerial organ (bought and sent up by the porter)
10 6|   voice, "we three have just bought up all~those debts, the
11 7|   Well,~Baudoyer's uncle has bought up my debts, and is, doubtless,
12 7|     of the property; we~have bought them up."~ ~"Here are the
13 8|      I wonder if he~could be bought. Such an old scarecrow is