Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |     use; we alone possess the~receipt of the late queen,--poor,
 2         I,VI |     France, and gave, without receipt, bills for twenty thousand
 3         I,VI |     of Claparon.~ ~"I have no receipt to give you," said Claparon; "
 4         I,I  |    and to write the form of a receipt.~ ~"I am very glad you took
 5         I,I  |  Monsieur Claparon gave me~no receipt; my acceptances were to
 6         I,I  |  Popinot the judge said--~The receipt!--but--why do you ask the
 7         I,I  |       my purse, and I have no receipt for them. The~owners of
 8         I,I  |      thousand down. I have no receipt; the~creditors will think
 9         I,I  |       any more than I give my receipt for moneys not yet paid.
10         I,I  |   giving Monsieur Birotteau a receipt for his four~hundred thousand
11         I,II |       you obtained Claparon's receipt for the~money."~ ~"Alas!
12         I,IV |    you intend to send back my~receipt for the rent unpaid? I shall
13         I,VII|     Sceaux, has brought~you a receipt. The rest of the money is
14         I,VII|    she said. "You have got~my receipt."~ ~"I came to tell you
15         I,VII|    loss. Well, I'll get you a receipt in full,~anyhow; you keep
16         I,VII|    past eleven, and give me a~receipt for the payment of your
17         I,VII|     uncle will not refuse his receipt for his own claim of~twenty-five
18         I,VII| enough to--"~ ~"Do you want a receipt?" said du Tillet, interrupting
19         I,VII|     well afford to give you a receipt in full~for all that is