Chapter

 1 I  |           known to possess either stock or~landed estates, yet they
 2 II |       capital, buys up~Government stock before the battle of Waterloo,
 3 III|           is~to say, he laid in a stock of four words for one idea.
 4 V  |         men on~'Change to take up stock which is bound to fall within
 5 V  |           that. Have you not seen stock created with~the concurrence
 6 V  |           the interest upon older stock,~so as to keep things going
 7 V  |     speculators, you can cram the stock of any bankrupt~republic
 8 VI |          by which they passed off~stock which they knew to be bad
 9 VI |           the Republic, laid in a stock~of scarlet wool, and manufactured
10 VI |        weaver and rushed upon the stock. After~that, no more of
11 VI | consequences.'~ ~"Godefroid stood stock still for ten minutes.~ ~" '