Chapter

1 I  |        unlettered customers that~large type costs more to move;
2 I  | old-fashioned casement, and by a large sash window~that gave upon
3 I  |        malady; the rich will pay large sums to recover health when
4 I  |          of~promptly realizing a large fortune; and, after fruitless
5 III|      This~palace, that loomed so large in his imagination, was
6 V  |        in fact, but the world at large declines to~believe in any
7 V  |       the field, we shall have a large fortune. I have said~nothing
8 V  |          my happiness is written large~over it all; I am seeing
9 VI |        not wall space enough for large ones. Well,~the shirts and