Chapter

 1     I|   therefore, was sent on in advance, who rattled at his windows
 2     I|   but only for a payment in advance."~ ~"What! a payment in
 3     I|          What! a payment in advance! You want me to part with
 4    II|   year. Good! I am ready to advance you that also."~ ~At these
 5    II|   than a Spaniard's. I will advance you on it as much as you
 6    IV|  doubt the bridegroom would advance "papa" a couple of thousand
 7     V| give nothing gratis; what I advance will be only as a loan.
 8     V|   but had sent it to her in advance by an old lackey.[Pg 130]~ ~
 9    VI| signal for the opponents to advance.~ ~Alexander remained standing
10   XXI|     debt, or paid to him in advance. But every time my birthday,