Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  | think a citizen has paid his debt to his country by merely~
 2         I,I  |      Anselme. I shall pay my debt of gratitude to~Monsieur
 3         I,II |      consolidated the public debt by consolidating himself
 4         I,V  |        that you have gone in debt two hundred thousand francs."~ ~"
 5         I,I  |  insolvent,' until the whole debt is paid off. If~bankrupt,
 6         I,VI |    merchant a portion of his~debt, and restores to him the
 7         I,VI |    certain proportion of the debt. This important action~brings
 8         I,VII|    live to die~discharged of debt on earth. Thou, dear wife,
 9         I,VII|     to his position, free of debt. I work for that day~with
10         I,VII|    to use them in paying~the debt still due to his former
11         I,VII|      yes; that is my largest debt. I think sometimes I shall