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 1       II,  VI|       between his teeth. “European prices will not do for me. I must
 2       II,  VI|            me. I must have Gallian prices— and of my own fixing, too!”~
 3       II,  IX|                  CHAPTER IX~MARKET PRICES IN GALLIA~“All right!” said
 4       II,  IX| commodities would secure very high prices.~It happened, just about
 5       II,  IX|          Israel! he would get good prices, and he would get fine interest!~
 6       II,  IX|         suppose I am to fix my own prices.”~“You will, of course,
 7       II,  IX|            course, charge ordinary prices—proper market prices; European
 8       II,  IX|      ordinary prices—proper market prices; European prices, I mean.”~“
 9       II,  IX|            market prices; European prices, I mean.”~“Merciful heavens!”
10       II,  IX|            privilege to fix my own prices.”~Servadac made him understand
11       II,  IX|            contented with European prices; you will get no more. I
12       II,  IX|             he would make European prices pay, after all. He had a