Part,  Chapter

 1     I,      VI|         and management, either. I'll show you by what road I
 2     I,    VIII| malediction, and, besides that, I'll discard you - disinherit
 3     I,    VIII|  unnatural or unfeeling father. I'll give you thir - no, twenty
 4     I,    VIII|        ails you, pray, and then I'll see what I can do for you."~ ~"
 5     I,      IX|   everything will be different. I'll let you have the whole mansion,
 6     I,      IX|        make haste and marry, or I'll put speed into you, you
 7     I,      IX|          ready money. Come, and I'll show you what you have never
 8     I,      IX|           come to live with me. I'll settle it all on you in
 9     I,      IX|         money: on the contrary, I'll ask a further favour. Before
10     I,      IX|       favour. Before you leave, I'll give you a letter, which
11     I,      XI|       belongings there."~ ~"And I'll go with you, for, thorough
12     I,      XI|  arrangements will have passed. I'll tell you what, you cannot
13     I,      XI|          to let you waste time. I'll lend you these twenty thousand
14     I,      XI|       appearance at the casino. I'll introduce you to the whole
15     I,      XI|        the hidden impertinence. I'll some day introduce you to
16     I,      XI|         even a woman."~ ~"Well, I'll show you three of the latter
17     I,    XIII|          supper, and after that I'll take you with me. You can
18    II,       I|         bushes? If you promise, I'll give you a kiss; I will,
19    II,      IV|          word!"~ ~"And welcome! I'll be your best man."~ ~"That'
20    II,      IV|       play the traitor with me, I'll tell you the whole truth.
21    II,      VI|      persuasion?"~ ~"Certainly. I'll give you any oath you want,
22    II,     VII|         Don't spoil the game. You'll have another mark; this
23    II,     VII|      Indeed!" I thought. "Well, I'll 'jump' you both." The mock
24    II,     VII|         it can't be helped, so we'll make the best of the spoiled
25    II,     VII|          You are all right, and I'll take you to Diodora; only
26    II,     VII|          you. To-morrow morning I'll drive over to pay a professional
27    II,      IX|         Father Paphuntius. "No, I'll have nothing to do with
28    II,       X|           too just and upright, I'll have nothing from Thee!
29    II,    XIII|            comrade!" I said. "You'll get neither me, nor my charges,
30    II,      XV|         thank you," I thought; "I'll have none of that."~ ~So
31    II,    XVII|           to you as yet? First, I'll see what services you'll
32    II,    XVII|          ll see what services you'll do me still. The money I