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1 III |       even the eldest, paid a round sum~for his board, not one
2 VIII|       might add, 'and Co.' to round off the~firm's signature."~ ~
3 IX  |    astonished master spun him round in front of~him once more.~ ~"
4 XII |      champagne, which he sent round with a liberal hand.~The
5 XII |   evening that money was~made round that it might roll. If it
6 XII |       it might roll. If it is round for spendthrifts, it is~
7 XIV |    herself bravely within the round of duty, hoping that by
8 XV  | stock-taking were visible all~round him; he begged her to excuse