Chapter

 1  4,2|      will be lost forever if I lend them to him. I would be
 2  5,2|   service - in other words, to lend him some money. From that
 3  5,5|  wouldn't inconvenience you to lend me fifty louis " ~"Certainly,"
 4  9,4|      rightly), will consent to lend us a helping hand. What
 5 13,1|     why not?" ~"Because if you lend it to M. de Valorsay, it
 6 13,5|       sum, which any one would lend you?" ~M. de Valorsay interrupted
 7 13,6|      veneration, asked them to lend him fifty francs for a month,
 8 13,6|       unquestionable security, lend the old gentleman his son'
 9 13,8| thousand francs, why won't you lend me the rest?" ~But Pascal
10 14,4|       and knows no one who can lend him a helping hand." ~"Ah,
11 14,4|      hand." ~"Ah, well, I will lend him one with pleasure, since
12 15,6|    horrible farce which was to lend infamous notoriety to the
13 16,1|      and as your millions will lend an additional charm to the