Chapter

 1  2,4|      diamonds were long since sold and replaced by imitation
 2  4,1|   Chalusse," he thought; "she sold him the right to adopt their
 3  5,1|     In addition, he regularly sold Pompier's oats in order
 4  6,3|  Madame Lia d'Argeles will be sold without reserve, at public
 5  6,4|      a fortnight I shall have sold my furniture and disappeared.
 6  7,4|      she asked: "Some one has sold you this valuable secret.
 7 11,1|      An auctioneer would have sold the entire stock and fixtures
 8 11,5|     misfortune, M. Ferailleur sold his furniture and went away
 9 13,4| commentator," he remarked. "I sold seven of my horses a few
10 13,8|     valuable ones - have been sold in England under false names,
11 15,4|   fortnight later when he had sold our effects, and borrowed
12 15,5|       week. Then I pawned and sold everything that was not
13 19,3|  where I learned that you had sold your furniture and started