Chapter

 1 II |   Twice his arrangements~had paid holders of his paper uncommonly
 2 II |  tradespeople, for they were paid with tolerable regularity.
 3 III|     livres per annum; for he paid~some seventeen francs of
 4 III|      one swoop, naturally he paid; when he won, he spent the
 5 IV |     by way of settlement. He paid~everything over the counter,
 6 IV |  Elzacien.'~ ~"(Nucingen was paid in full through our friend
 7 V  |    jealous of~Desroches, who paid assiduous court to the young
 8 VI |   from it now; and for a tax paid with pleasure, it~has substituted
 9 VI |     floated the concern, and paid for splendid~business premises,
10 VI |     up and popular, for they paid good dividends.~ ~"Nucingen
11 VII| never~knew a banker yet that paid less than fifty per cent.
12 VII|   sold out of the mines~that paid no dividends, and Godefroid