Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |       graces of Ursula; in such matters he was as silly~as a sheep,
 2         I,II | counting-room, into~the gravest matters of business, and into the
 3         I,II |        experience in~commercial matters had given him a few fixed
 4         I,IV |    willing to go up and explain matters to him, which would save
 5         I,IV |       Nothing is simple in such matters. Ah! you~are not a landlord,
 6         I,VI |   enough to turn grave~business matters into a farce; so that the
 7         I,II |   examine into~certain business matters. We shall be proud and happy
 8         I,II |      were turned inside out all matters touching the bank and~commerce;
 9         I,III|         the Cour Royale that in matters even more plain than this~
10         I,V  |        feared she might explain matters ill herself.~She wanted
11         I,VI |     honorable solicitor~in such matters, that immediate steps might
12         I,VII|           cried Pillerault. "In matters of honor I ought to~be believed.