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1      I,     III|    sold it to M. Périgaud, a banker and shrewd speculator, who
2      I,     III|     talk sensibly. You are a banker - at least, that is what
3      I,     III|      myself. Although I am a banker, I am no swindler."~ ~"Very
4      I,     III|      no money. You are not a banker, M. Cambray; that is merely
5      I,     III|    tell you that Cambray the banker may say what is not true;
6     VI,       I| caution could learn from his banker in Holland what was necessary