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1 II  |            Crottat, and his lawyer, Derville, to examine into all the~
2 II  | circumstances of the affair. Though Derville and Crottat threw some~doubt
3 II  |          years.~ ~"Very well!" said Derville, "then I advise your Excellency
4 II  |             all that, he~remembered Derville's doubts, and felt inwardly
5 VIII|         felt. I took Godeschal from Derville, where he was only just~
6 VIII|         apprenticeship under Maitre Derville, was not the sort~of clerk
7 VIII|       having learned~through Maitre Derville, from whose office I come,
8 IX  |             yourself be fooled;~for Derville is capable, in the interest
9 XI  |             of Thirty~Cousin Pons~ ~Derville~Gobseck~The Gondreville