Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |    proceeds of the business will allow us~to buy Les Tresorieres.
 2         I,III|        Ah, monsieur! if you will allow me to say so, you have got
 3         I,IV | supposing Monsieur Molineux does allow me to cut a~door in the
 4         I,V  |           My conscience will not allow me to think the oil of~nuts
 5         I,V  |          reason to be forgotten; allow me therefore to place myself,
 6         I,VI |         obligation,--he must not allow himself 'excessive expenditures.'
 7         I,V  |            he said, "custom does allow the~managing-partner to
 8         I,VI |        and his terrors, and then allow himself to be~touched and
 9         I,VI |       abatement, if my~creditors allow me that, there would still
10         I,VII|       all behaved well enough to allow ourselves a~little pleasure
11         I,VII|        all,~Anselme. I shall not allow a suspicion inspired by