Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |      for~whom I endorsed to the amount of twenty thousand francs
 2         I,III|  involving sums above a certain~amount. The eldest, who was in
 3         I,III|    already more than half~their amount. When the whole were gone,
 4         I,V  |    seven per cent profit on the amount, and his living had~absorbed
 5         I,V  |      little~book, wrote down an amount, and signed the paper.~ ~"
 6         I,V  |        Wortschin to make up the amount. Worthy people in~trouble,--
 7         I,I  |     trifle. I took notes to the amount of five thousand francs
 8         I,I  |        of December bills to the amount of sixty thousand francs~
 9         I,I  |      Cesar often had a floating amount of~fifty or sixty thousand
10         I,I  |       to ask you to give me the amount in ready money. I am truly~
11         I,I  |        to reimburse to the full~amount of Birotteau's paper, and
12         I,I  |  account; there will be a small amount to deduct, and you will~
13         I,I  |        himself. "My liabilities~amount to two hundred and thirty-five
14         I,III|         sixty per~cent of their amount: your endorsement was very
15         I,III|         a note of hand for~that amount, drawn to my order, at ninety
16         I,IV |       haf, at four o'clock, der amount of die~cheque you trew in
17         I,IV |       buy into the~Funds to the amount of thirty thousand francs
18         I,IV |       his~signature for a large amount?"~ ~"Bring me his acceptances
19         I,IV |       about the~Madeleine don't amount to anything; we are operating
20         I,V  |         home, made notes to the amount~of fifty thousand francs,
21         I,V  |  dispose of, so~as to swell the amount of my savings. Her generosity
22         I,VI |       who make up in number and~amount the majority required by
23         I,VI |    notes~from his debtor for an amount which together with the
24         I,VI | merchant is involved to a large amount he accepts a failure~as
25         I,VI |         Happy in obtaining this amount, when our debtor might have~
26         I,VI |  involved in the failure~to the amount of half the costs of his
27         I,VI |          Roguin. Thus the total amount made~over to Cesar's creditors
28         I,VII|         If I withdraw from that~amount the forty-eight thousand
29         I,VII|        sum to make up the total amount due to his creditor, and~--
30         I,VII|  Popinot wishes to lend you the amount~necessary to pay your creditors