Chapter

 1 V  |       silence and shadow of the Bourse. Lynx-eyed~speculators used
 2 V  |        in his own house, on the Bourse, or~in company; so they
 3 VI |        shares are quoted on the Bourse.~The scheme was so convincing,
 4 VII|      the state of~things on the Bourse. A friend of mine, a provincial,
 5 VII|    asked me as we came past the Bourse between four and~five in
 6 VII|     under the colonnades of the Bourse, and towards four o'clock
 7 VII|         a panic next day on~the Bourse. The Kellers, acting on
 8 VII| Werbrust.~ ~"In a corner of the Bourse he came upon poor Matifat,
 9 VII|        all~the more talk on the Bourse, because there was nothing
10 VII|          said the lynxes of the Bourse.~ ~"The Court meanwhile
11 VII|         himself appeared on the~Bourse, and never even took the