Part, Chapter

1         I,II |        those whom he could thus oblige, together with~his general
2         I,II |         much against you not to oblige me to speak of it. We will~
3         I,II |        heartily willing thus to oblige a lad who had been~very
4         I,IV |       to such details merely to oblige Monsieur de la Billardiere;~
5         I,IV |       Must I lose my profits to oblige you? You're nice enough,~
6         I,I  | satisfied with me, and it would oblige me very much if~you would
7         I,III|        in obliging him you will oblige~ ~Your friend,~F. Du Tillet.~ ~ ~
8         I,VI |      appear, it has no power to oblige the creditor to do so. A~