Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |             he boldly contested the~rights of others, he certainly
 2         I,IV |            a constable~when his own rights are in question, yet giving
 3         I,IV |             keeping his proprietary~rights on a complete war-footing.
 4         I,IV |          and the cession of all his rights in the matter. You are~responsible
 5         I,V  |           party; he held to all the rights, to the liberty, and~to
 6         I,VI |           This head-gear needed, by rights, a virgin~freshness, a lacteal
 7         I,I  |            declared /insolvent with rights of reinstatement/,~or else /
 8         I,I  |            of his wife, and all his rights of every kind~should be
 9         I,I  |              except by claiming her rights of dower; the scoundrel'
10         I,I  | interruption. "For I should have no rights in it; I~should have to
11         I,VI |            without prejudice to the rights of the~bankrupt, who may
12         I,VI |        thousand francs. All Cesar's rights in the lands about the Madeleine~
13         I,VI |     merchandise,~furniture, and all rights in the Paste of Sultans
14         I,VII|         wife, who~abandoned all her rights to swell the total of his
15         I,VII|            to~honor, but to all the rights of which he was deprived.
16         I,VII|           to the Bourse, and use my~rights."~ ~"To the Bourse!" said