Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |   twenty, our~business will be sold, and we shall step, by the
 2         I,II |    thoughtlessly employed, and sold in these days by ignorance
 3         I,III|    time they~were likely to be sold even below their then value,
 4         I,III|    amen/ to everything. Having sold his honor, he~saw it risked
 5         I,IV |    bulk the articles that were sold at retail~in the markets.~ ~
 6         I,V  |     his business, which~he had sold to one of his clerks; this
 7         I,V  |       of others. Though he had sold his business, he did not
 8         I,V  |     Those poor folks~have just sold to your scoundrel of a du
 9         I,V  |       cosmetic given--that is, sold, and sold dear--to make~
10         I,V  |      given--that is, sold, and sold dear--to make~the hair grow."~ ~"
11         I,VI |       him see that mind can be sold, sells itself in~fact: he
12         I,VI | premises. His predecessor, who sold molasses and coarse~sugars,
13         I,VI |        and~comb.~ ~"The oil is sold in bottles bearing the signature
14         I,I  |      life; he manufactured and sold, or~bought to sell again.
15         I,I  |        t a~farthing left; they sold her furniture,--she had
16         I,II |     people have, by my advice, sold their shares in the mines
17         I,II |           Celestin has already sold fifty to passers-by, and
18         I,III|      have gone before. Have we sold his oil?"~ ~"The three hundred
19         I,IV |           Good God! the Ragons sold their shares!" exclaimed
20         I,IV |        that we possess will be sold. My child, you must take~
21         I,IV |       by a man for whom I~once sold quantities at a good price--
22         I,VI |     the worthy man has usually sold his wife's shawl, pawned
23         I,VI |       Popinot and Company were sold to the said~Popinot for
24         I,VI |   various~appliances were also sold to him. The assets when