Chapter

 1 I  |        to their creditors, and keep~the pleasures for themselves.
 2 II |    tomfoolery that the English keep up among themselves with~
 3 III|       in it. Godefroid used to keep a little~cupboard full of"~ ~"
 4 III|     altogether insufficient to keep up his share of a box at
 5 IV | certain position in the world; keep an eye on them; be careful~
 6 IV |      is capable of anything to keep enough~together for them
 7 V  |       has been drinking tea to keep~himself awake till two o'
 8 V  |     upon older stock,~so as to keep things going and tide over
 9 VI |        known ruined himself to keep six~thousand weavers in
10 VI |   indispensable if you want to keep clear of collisions with
11 VI |         I had not the heart to keep such a~secret to myself