Chapter

 1 II |       So far so good, but just get to his fortune," said Finot.~ ~"
 2 II |    sacred name of shareholder, get on with your story!" cried~
 3 II |        set my tongue free."~ ~"Get on with your story," said
 4 II |      added soothingly, "I will get~on with my story without
 5 II |     inferiority.~How was he to get known? He suspended payment.
 6 II | instinct, and comes in time~to get the best bone. Besides,
 7 III|    himself in triple brass, to~get rid of his illusions, to
 8 III|    great notion of his 'not to get too deep.' He took counsel
 9 IV |   avant-deux.' "~ ~"And let us get on a little faster," said
10 IV |        sacristan to the poor, 'Get away, all of you; the money
11 IV |      some poor devil departed, get together and talk~business
12 V  |     saying anything!"~ ~"Come, get on," put in Finot.~ ~"It
13 V  |        of housemaid. She could get through a sonata, she~wrote
14 VI |      candid way that 'you must get~out of a bad bargain as
15 VI |   banker racking his brains to get rid of ten million francs'~
16 VII|      Sly dog,' said Werbrust. 'Get along with you; you are
17 VII|   spiders' webs; the big flies get through, while the~little
18 VII|       modern society."~ ~"Just get that into the electors'