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 1         I,I  | Pillerault,~and two other of his clients. We are to buy property
 2         I,III|          entrusted to him by his clients a sum which was already
 3         I,III|         charged as losses to his clients. As soon as~he had gained
 4         I,III|     rainy day, by~persuading his clients to invest in some enterprise
 5         I,III|          by two of my wealthiest clients, who want a share in this~
 6         I,VI |         favor of one of Roguin's clients, a mortgage bond for forty~
 7         I,I  |        the unheard-of order. The~clients,--a fine term applied by
 8         I,I  |         provided they pay!"--his clients,~then, were rich people,
 9         I,I  |        been making free~with his clients' money for years; and why?
10         I,III|        me borrow from one of his clients,~whose property he had already
11         I,VI |         there on~behalf of their clients. There was nothing, therefore,
12         I,VII|       the confidence of Roguin's~clients had been betrayed. A /concordat/