Part,  Chapter

1     I,       I|     success," she said. "At any rate, little James will be taken
2     I,     III|        said he, coolly. "At any rate, I should advise you at
3     I,       V|        the money market? At any rate, I had to obey her polite
4     I,      XI|        what do you think of the rate at which the other things
5     I,     XII|         hold your peace. At any rate, with that serenade all
6    II,     VII|         not such a man - at any rate, no longer. My judgment
7    II,      XI|        the money there - at any rate, he must send it. Then I
8    II,    XIII|  Extraordinary Upward Movement! Rate of interest raised to 68-
9    II,    XVII| calculating what this expensive rate of living might cost. If