Part, Chapter

1         I,IV|         to the enlargement of our premises. If you~like, we will go
2         I,IV|        well laid out. Give me the premises to-morrow at twelve~o'clock,
3         I,IV|         ordered me to deliver the~premises, all finished, in twenty
4         I,IV|        until a tenant vacated the premises. When he met the tenants
5         I,IV|         to take possession~of the premises in the morning."~ ~"Monsieur,"
6         I,VI|          the dingy and~disgusting premises. His predecessor, who sold
7         I,II|        often slept~himself on the premises. His fancy pictured Cesarine
8         I,VI| bankruptcy himself.~ ~Given these premises, it is easy to imagine the