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 1 I  |    of their efforts, their capital,~and all the advantages
 2 I  |   lands,--for the base and~capital of the columns of the Brussels
 3 II |  twenty thousand francs of capital invested in the Consolidated
 4 III|  but, even while laying up capital by actions more or~less
 5 IV |    when we got back to his capital he~made me propositions,
 6 VII| All forms of commerce need capital,~and we have none to give
 7 VII|   to give you. In place of capital, a young man can~only give
 8 VII|  year. He then divided~his capital into three shares of four
 9 VII|   the concern, which has a~capital of a million; part of which
10 X  |    thirty miles~around the capital, he came to see his mother