Part, Chapter

1         I,I  |      not ruinous. As to your speculations near the Madeleine, I formally~
2         I,I  |      for the success of your speculations."~ ~"Doubtless the help
3         I,I  | pretty, isn't it? The safest speculations are those which~depend on
4         I,IV |    of one~of those fantastic speculations of which no man can explain
5         I,I  |  twice before launching into speculations."~ ~"The existing laws are
6         I,I  |   discovery of such enormous~speculations outside of his friend's
7         I,I  |      notary who meddles~with speculations? Every notary, every broker,
8         I,VII|      imprudence,~nor by rash speculations, nor by any act that stained