Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |       the close of that~year the assets staggered our ambitious
 2         I,III|          funds of Roguin and the assets of~the failure. The notary
 3         I,I  |         is quite clear. Roguin's assets will give~fifty per cent
 4         I,I  |        have my share of Roguin's assets, say perhaps one hundred
 5         I,IV |  thousand. To meet them you have assets that are very promising,
 6         I,V  |   failure, in which there are no~assets? Your share in the house
 7         I,V  | everything, make over your whole assets to your creditors, and~keep
 8         I,V  |      have kept back part of your~assets; if you are without a penny,
 9         I,V  |  possession of Cesar Birotteau's assets, Madame Birotteau, aided
10         I,VI |          leave him to manage his assets, giving him ten or~twelve
11         I,VI |     francs, and at that time the assets of~the insolvent amounted
12         I,VI |       were also sold to him. The assets when liquidated came to~
13         I,VII|        to swell the total of his assets. Under~these circumstances