Chapter

 1 I   |    suggestions of contracts, inheritance, lawsuits—all sorts of desirable
 2 I   |  gallop—galloping round this inheritance to come; nay, already in
 3 I   |  came into possession of his inheritance. So he went away, for he
 4 II  |   himself, “Can it be Jean’s inheritance?”~Yes, it was certainly
 5 II  |      the doctor had half the inheritance. When the matter was clearly
 6 III |    the news of his brother’s inheritance had abruptly given rise
 7 III |       would be to refuse the inheritance, which would then go to
 8 IV  | depriving his brother of the inheritance of which he was jealous?
 9 IV  |  suffered him to accept this inheritance which will make people speak
10 VIII|     I should also accept the inheritance?”~But even this argument
11 VIII|    up my share of the family inheritance. I must let Pierre have