Chapter

 1 I |      would buy up his stock at a cheap rate and warehouse~the paper.
 2 I |         David,~of course, to buy cheap; his son, therefore, was
 3 I |      effort to secure orders for cheap printing from the Paris
 4 IV|         bedstead, and a strip of cheap green~carpet at the foot.
 5 V |     linen rags must be found for cheap paper. This deduction is
 6 V |         so extremely dear that a cheap substitute was discovered
 7 VI|        linen and our~books to be cheap, just as people are beginning
 8 VI|         France.~ ~"Labor is very cheap in China, where a workman
 9 VI| machinery must take the place of cheap Chinese~labor. If we could
10 VI|          but succeed in making a cheap paper of as good a~quality,