Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |    pay the value,~less the discount. So there are the three
 2         I,II |    them at the same time a discount of thirty per cent if they
 3         I,II |  of France, allured by the~discount, each bought annually from
 4         I,IV |    so little in the way of~discount that I have no credit; that
 5         I,IV |   I don't~want to lose the discount. Pere Gigonnet may have
 6         I,VI | sous, and give twenty sous~discount to retailers?"~ ~"Oil Cesarine!"
 7         I,VI |  more~than thirty per cent discount; we must manage forty on
 8         I,II |    in place of receiving a~discount."~ ~"Well," thought Birotteau,
 9         I,III|   but the Bank would never discount paper~which a private bank
10         I,IV |     Do you think you could discount his~signature for a large
11         I,V  |    here present,--less the discount, of~course?"~ ~Gigonnet