Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |       having expired, we shall manage it for~ourselves. We have
 2         I,IV |        will take all; but I'll manage the short~ones."~ ~"For
 3         I,IV |      staircase from above,~and manage to get a porter's lodge
 4         I,VI |     per cent discount; we must manage forty on every hundred~remitted,
 5         I,III|  prices, and so~enable them to manage the market? Atrocious pirates,
 6         I,IV |     money; and it's for that I manage the~owners. Don't you understand?
 7         I,IV |     let me take it in hand and manage the affair.' Very good!
 8         I,V  |       do his writing, and also manage his household. Popinot felt
 9         I,VI |   little out of it, prefers to manage~the bankruptcy in another
10         I,VI |        propose to leave him to manage his assets, giving him ten
11         I,VI | nothing by the failure, was to manage~everything. Du Tillet flung