Part, Chapter

1         I,II|  du Temple; he built large manufactories, and decorated his shop
2         I,II|   he had undertaken in his~manufactories had given him a few premature
3         I,VI| francs, on his grounds and manufactories in the Faubourg du~Temple;
4         I,V |  The vile uncleanliness of manufactories is their leading feature.
5         I,VI| twelve years' lease of the manufactories, whose various~appliances
6         I,VI|     the mere~outlay on the manufactories, the utensils, the frames,