Chapter

 1 1|        instead of at fifty per cent loss as in bad times; in
 2 1|        taxation as so much per cent on each individual~share.
 3 3|        invest them at five per~cent in first mortgages, with
 4 3|         Falleix paid seven per cent for the~sixty thousand invested
 5 3| Gigonnet demanded~eighteen per cent from an Auvergnat. Madame
 6 3|       I take only eighteen per~cent," said Gigonnet, when she
 7 6|    faces, on which "thirty per cent discount" was written in
 8 6|     his~creditors at sixty per cent discount."~ ~"Take this
 9 8|        market at a hundred per cent per~week. They lend on pawn;
10 8|       not gladly give five per cent of his entire~capital if
11 8| millions,--~two and a half per cent; and for that she obtains