Part, Chapter

1         I,V  |     repulsion; they~were grave or gay in sympathy. This hidden
2         I,VII| commercial dinners, was~extremely gay, full of good humor, and
3         I,II |         compelled himself to seem~gay, even jovial, with his wife.
4         I,VI |          of his certificate. The "gay and illegitimate creditors"
5         I,VI | legitimate creditor" against the "gay and~illegitimate creditor?"
6         I,VI |       like Don Quixote upon each "gay and~illegitimate creditor,"
7         I,VI |          were pleased to find no "gay~and illegitimate creditor"