Chapter

 1    VIII|     receive him. She answered the note at once, naming ten o'clock
 2      IX|    surrendering to him an overdue note than did Manasseh in restoring
 3     XII|          to me, - how he forged a note, some years ago, in the
 4     XII|       into surrendering the fatal note."[117]~ ~The beautiful Cyrene
 5     XII|        struck more than one false note.~ ~"Faster! Put more fire
 6    XVII|     shorter, each for a different note. But you stay here, - the
 7     XIX| fashionable world. After the last note of the orchestra had died
 8     XIX|        broker to redeem the false note, but, to his consternation,
 9     XIX|       embarrassment, although the note was not yet due he had presented
10     XXI|          work that they failed to note the approach of a strange
11  XXVIII|         proved to be a promissory note, but the signature was so