Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |    now with Roguin; I shall borrow~forty thousand on the buildings
 2         I,I  |     of,~even if you have to borrow some for the purpose.~ ~
 3         I,I  |     then, of course, he~can borrow on that property. We have
 4         I,II |   which Roguin~pretended to borrow for you upon your property,
 5         I,III|     Kellers were allowed to~borrow.~ ~"Yes," said Adolphe Keller; "
 6         I,III|     he pretended to make me borrow from one of his clients,~
 7         I,IV |   enterprise are obliged to borrow~capital; but to ask for
 8         I,IV |     francs before~you could borrow on those lands. Your liabilities
 9         I,V  |   you can, sooner or later,~borrow on your property in the
10         I,V  | struggle,~for later you may borrow on the lands about the Madeleine.