Part, Chapter

1         I,II |     six months, and ended by losses which fell~upon him alone.
2         I,II | mistress in distress~or from losses at cards; the public reprobation
3         I,III|      which he had charged as losses to his clients. As soon
4         I,III| profits speedily~without the losses of a protracted speculation.
5         I,V  |    house-keeper. These heavy losses had driven the good man
6         I,I  |      they foretell it: known losses are~definite, but a panic
7         I,I  |  banker's, until I repair my losses or the lands about~the Madeleine