Part, Chapter

 1         I,III|       Gobseck~happened to want a clever young man to examine into
 2         I,III|    affair of the debts, and that~clever juggler had laid bare to
 3         I,V  |         the old fellow is pretty clever, he gets rid of Anselme;
 4         I,VI |             In spite of Roguin's clever precautions, Monsieur and
 5         I,VI |       his lips:--~ ~"He is rich, clever, and extremely honorable,"
 6         I,I  |      been a judge, and you are a~clever merchant; you know very
 7         I,IV |  Claparon, thinking~himself very clever, pressed his invitation
 8         I,VI | creditors, as it may happen, are clever people. This~personage,
 9         I,VI |         holds with the hounds. A clever agent has frequently~arrested
10         I,VI | important action~brings out much clever diplomacy, on the part of
11         I,VI |      transmutation, from which a clever~merchant tries to emerge