Part, Chapter

 1         I,IV |  who was behindhand in his payment received a~legal notice
 2         I,I  |    with doubts as to their payment. The architect was about
 3         I,I  | ready money, had asked for payment~three times. Failure to
 4         I,I  |  his customers and ask for payment. Before~doing so, the head
 5         I,I  |   proudly,~counting on the payment of his own bills. "And you
 6         I,I  |     Hey! we have to make a payment and execute the deeds~before
 7         I,I  |    understanding about the payment, but when we have to do
 8         I,I  |  you, for the registration payment and the fees, of which I
 9         I,I  |   we are~obliged to make a payment of two hundred thousand
10         I,III|    deeds make mention that payment has been made, and notaries
11         I,IV | you never to take~notes in payment. Ah! I shall sue you, for
12         I,IV |    arrange later about the payment."~ ~Popinot looked fixedly
13         I,VI |     and rises, athirst for payment,~in three months. Before
14         I,VI |   enterprise,--namely, the~payment of his debts to their last
15         I,VII|  give me a~receipt for the payment of your claims in full,
16         I,VII|   paid,~gentlemen; and the payment is not shown by receipts