Part, Chapter

 1         I,II | time in court that his wife obliged him finally to resign the~
 2         I,II | commerce, or domestic~life. Obliged to live like a Figaro, he
 3         I,II |    the royal government was obliged to remodel~the municipality
 4         I,V  |     so that he may not feel~obliged to give up his other works
 5         I,I  | your paper cashed, and I am~obliged to ask you to give me the
 6         I,I  |  months ahead before we are~obliged to make a payment of two
 7         I,II |  mines of~Wortschin: I feel obliged, in case of loss, not to
 8         I,III| been made, and notaries are~obliged to declare that they have
 9         I,IV | undertake an enterprise are obliged to borrow~capital; but to
10         I,V  |    pay in cash, and you~are obliged to do so, they say that
11         I,VI |   masters of the house were obliged to check her ardor for~work;