Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |   person whom I want so much~to please that I sweat blood and water
 2         I,II |         were shams,~invented to please Frenchmen who could not
 3         I,IV |        the rent at any date you please! I~am prompt and square
 4         I,IV |     with me."~ ~"I marry when I please," said the virago. "I don'
 5         I,IV |      nice enough,~but you don't please me all that! If you want
 6         I,VI |      affair. A judge~anxious to please the powers in office, or
 7         I,VI |        is risky; we have got to please~everybody,--clerks, chambers,
 8         I,VII| magnificence well calculated to please the worthy people~whom he
 9         I,I  |  horrified, "speak lower if you please; you~surprise me strangely."~ ~
10         I,VI |     creditors, may become if he please a tool of the~debtor. Every