Part, Chapter

1         I,II | against the top of it; then he pretended to be much fatigued and
2         I,III|       make an agreement with a pretended~adversary, a man of straw,
3         I,VI |     the lie to his~apparel and pretended bearing, just as his thoughts
4         I,II |     hands the sum which Roguin~pretended to borrow for you upon your
5         I,III|       to his former clerk, who~pretended to open his eyes wide, and
6         I,III|       to the~forty thousand he pretended to make me borrow from one
7         I,VI |         The creditors, real or pretended, are expected to be~present
8         I,VI |   drama the creditors, real or pretended, come~forward to select
9         I,VI |   assembly, in which are found pretended~creditors introduced by