Part, Chapter

 1         I,III|       bare to him the secrets of legal and political~science. Du
 2         I,IV |        in his payment received a~legal notice to quit at an appointed
 3         I,IV |       the web of his mischievous legal proceedings. He knew all
 4         I,IV |             I do not dispute the legal talents of Monsieur Roguin,
 5         I,II |       were hatched the~specious, legal plots by which silent partnerships
 6         I,VI |        and not competent for any legal~action as a citizen. This,
 7         I,VI | constitutes in Paris a monstrous legal~farce; and also how the
 8         I,VI |      from mouth to~mouth; all is legal and illegal, false and true,
 9         I,VI |      fortunes, a long and costly legal process terrifies him. He~
10         I,VI |          arbiter of his~fate,--a legal Jupiter. He meant to frighten
11         I,VII|       deeds and receipts must be legal and undeniable."~ ~"Come,
12         I,VII|       the month required for the legal formalities and for the~