Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |       kill himself; he knows the~laws too well. Where is he then?"~ ~
 2         I,I  |     rigid honor, nor against the laws, nor~against his conscience,
 3         I,I  |        of~commerce, you know the laws. So far, you have guided
 4         I,IV |         he patiently studied the laws relating to rentals and~
 5         I,IV |    should be introduced into the laws to meet the case), has~authorized
 6         I,VII|      merchant is amenable to the laws if, in~the event of bankruptcy,
 7         I,I  | application and execution of the~laws. After the examination of
 8         I,I  |   speculations."~ ~"The existing laws are not enforced," cried
 9         I,I  |     blame," said Birotteau. "The laws about failures and~insolvency
10         I,VI |          severe intention of the laws relating to~bankruptcy.
11         I,VI |    bankruptcy. The effect of all laws which touch private interests