Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |      Bourse,~and locking up his securities with unspeakable satisfaction.
 2         I,II |   taking, on the contrary,~safe securities from those whom he could
 3         I,II |       enable him to make up the securities he needed in an~enterprise
 4         I,II |   creditors, and held on to his securities. He adopted this~system
 5         I,IV |      you to do is to cash these~securities for me--"~ ~And he held
 6         I,V  |       do you mean to take these securities?" asked Celestin,~showing
 7         I,I  |          If he has given~me bad securities I shall be caught, like
 8         I,I  |       thousand francs on~divers securities which Roguin gave me to
 9         I,II | intended to ask. In case actual securities were required he~felt no
10         I,II |       to him the nature of your securities; if~he approves of the operation,
11         I,III|         Have they asked you for securities, the scoundrels?~I, who
12         I,IV |        nankeens in winter. What securities~are you going to offer him?
13         I,VI | possession of the property, the securities, and the merchandise, and~
14         I,VI |    himself means that~he seizes securities to the detriment of the
15         I,VI |    before; he~receives back his securities, he continues his business,
16         I,VI |       him! I must hold on to my securities to the~last; he may owe