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 1         I,VI |     transaction is~called the /concordat/,--a word implying, perhaps,
 2         I,VI |       the assignee's act, the /concordat/, or certificate-of-bankruptcy~
 3         I,VI |     The law requires that the /concordat/, at which is granted the~
 4         I,VI |    were to fall~due after the /concordat/. Gobseck then brought about
 5         I,VI |     about a settlement in~the /concordat/ by which sixty-five per
 6         I,VI | bankrupt, is to arrive at the /concordat/ as fast as~possible. Skilful
 7         I,VI |        the time comes for the /concordat/. The provisional assignees
 8         I,VI |        creditors, or when the /concordat/ is specially dishonest,~
 9         I,VII|  clients had been betrayed. A /concordat/ was held. For the honor~
10         I,VII|     bankruptcy granted at the /concordat/ which then~took place,