Chapter

1  2,5|    like a sob, and without paying any heed to his wife's words,
2  3,4|   sum monthly, and also by paying her dress-maker's bills." ~
3 10,6|   on the way. I don't mind paying your omnibus fare if you
4 11,2|   only in advice. "So he's paying his court to Madame Paul,"
5 13,2|    see, I've had enough of paying several hundred thousand
6 13,2|  am still willing to go on paying, but only on conditions
7 13,4|  and the purchaser, before paying the stipulated price, naturally
8 16,3|    present means, but I am paying too dearly for your services
9 17,3| had taken them away, after paying the charges for storage.