Chapter

1 I   |     sure to extend in young and clever hands.~ ~David Sechard's
2 II  |       for him, somebody not too~clever, incapable of haggling over
3 III |         and of a good figure, a~clever billiard-player, a passable
4 III |       he had done a wonderfully clever thing when he~told the lady
5 III |        he was as good as he was clever; then of his~sister so gracious
6 III |        with his vintages, and a clever salesman.~Perhaps David
7 IV  |        to do; and,~generous and clever woman as she was, she had
8 V   |  Decidedly, the Baron is a very clever man," she observed to Lolotte.~ ~
9 VIII| contributes to the success of a clever young~man to be brought