Chapter

 1 I  |       another to make the gains pay for the losses.~He was always
 2 II | landlord; he might be unable to pay the bootmaker~before mentioned;
 3 IV |        set; and he was bound to pay~interest on the purchase-money
 4 IV |       of a hundred that come to pay~their respects to some poor
 5 V  |       lady; Desroches~wanted to pay off the rest of the purchase-money
 6 V  |  concurrence of a government to pay the interest upon older
 7 V  |    floated, as Couture says, to pay the interest on that very
 8 V  |      with~capital sufficient to pay very high dividends for
 9 VII|     know why. They are~going to pay a splendid dividend.'~ ~" '
10 VII|       serve its purposes, or to pay dividends, though the~speculations