Chapter

 1 I|    coming~struggle with the Cointets would be fought out by his
 2 I|     one-half. Meanwhile~the Cointets grew richer; they had made
 3 I|      Leave me to manage the Cointets," said he to his son; "don'
 4 I|    The old man saw what the Cointets meant; and they took alarm
 5 I| were Liberals to a man. The Cointets had~tried to ruin the Sechards
 6 I|       Old Sechard asked the Cointets sixty thousand francs for
 7 I|  one after another from the~Cointets, until, not without an effort,
 8 I|   the paper was sold to the~Cointets. He pleaded his advanced
 9 I|      In the long length the Cointets had come to understand David'
10 I|     of his competitors. The Cointets,~well pleased with his "