Chap.

1        2|  was a perfect downpour of creditors; there was a livery–stable
2        2| word in order to quiet her creditors and find the money she stood
3        2|  describe the looks of the creditors in the anteroom after the
4        2|    in he had dismissed the creditors in the anteroom. Indeed,
5        7|  decidedly false note. Her creditors, moreover, would now take
6        8| situation at a glance; the creditors would swoop down on her
7        8|  it was she who showed the creditors a bold front; it was she
8        8|   turn. The evening before creditors in the persons of the upholsterer,