Chapter

1 13,2| intriguers, who look upon every foreigner as their rightful prey. ~
2 13,2|       every side. Because I'm a foreigner and immensely rich, everybody
3 13,4|          however, that I have a foreigner to deal with - one of those
4 13,4|   Pascal at once thought of the foreigner, Kami-Bey, whom he had met
5 13,7|      but I must speak with that foreigner whom I met here this morning." ~"
6 13,7|      They found the interesting foreigner in a savage mood. He had
7 13,7|      favor to ask of you." ~The foreigner at once thrust his hand
8 15,6|    scale, where any Parisian or foreigner, if he seemed to be a gentleman,