Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |           his habit of making no~debts, of never discounting his
 2         I,III|    Germany and bought up all the debts contracted by~the princes
 3         I,III|         to the redemption of the debts, and insisted on a careful
 4         I,III|  examined into the affair of the debts, and that~clever juggler
 5         I,III|         you that I bought up the debts of the king, at sixty per~
 6         I,III|        her own~fortune in paying debts contracted for a prostitute.
 7         I,V  |          thousand to pay off his~debts. Thus the creditors, if
 8         I,VI |        judgment by buying up the debts and then releasing the~merchant,
 9         I,VI | sufficient majority of votes and debts to secure the~passage of
10         I,VI |  fifty-five thousand~francs. The debts amounted to four hundred
11         I,VI |       namely, the~payment of his debts to their last penny. These