Part, Chapter

1         I,II |    some woman rich~enough to enable him to buy and cultivate
2         I,II |     a judgment,~which should enable his baptismal record to
3         I,II |   twenty thousand~francs, to enable him to make up the securities
4         I,II |   wife; he believed it would enable him to~give up perfumery
5         I,III|  some enterprise which might enable~him to put by for himself
6         I,VII|     is but one hope that can enable me to make it."~ ~"Then
7         I,II | thousand francs, which would enable him to await the~result
8         I,III|   sell at low prices, and so~enable them to manage the market?
9         I,V  |    to our daughter, and will enable us to live; so that we~need