Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |     then: Roguin has proposed a speculation to me, so~safe that he has
 2         I,I  |        no money to put into the speculation."~ ~"He hopes for the work;
 3         I,I  |         put his own name into a speculation."~ ~"Then why is he doing
 4         I,II |         tight-rope of financial speculation, that he was rich and elegant~
 5         I,III| thousand~enterprises of private speculation then about to be launched.
 6         I,III|          Ferdinand invented the speculation in lands about the Madeleine.
 7         I,III|      the losses of a protracted speculation. In other words, his~plan
 8         I,III|        plan was to strangle the speculation and get hold of it as a
 9         I,III|       first to mention the land~speculation; his part was to deal the
10         I,III|        who want a share in this~speculation. There it is, to take or
11         I,VII|      against my advice,~in that speculation in lands. Six weeks hence
12         I,I  |     sell again. To-day the land speculation, his share in the~house
13         I,I  |         ear; "he says that in a speculation of that kind we must~have
14         I,I  |     month to get into that land speculation, but happily all his~funds
15         I,I  |        Cesar. "But he is in the~speculation," he added, looking at Claparon.~ ~"
16         I,II |         the vast green table of speculation! He~therefore sprang like
17         I,IV |      the public; speculate!"~ ~"Speculation!" said Cesar, "is that commerce?"~ ~"
18         I,V  |        are the casks. That~land speculation is no doubt a good one;
19         I,V  |        who want to strangle the speculation in the lands~about the Madeleine."~ ~"