Chapter

 1  2,2|    money at play, repays his creditors with curses." ~The noise
 2  5,4| believed it when he told his creditors that his lordship, his father,
 3  5,4|    money been so urgent. His creditors were becoming uneasy; bills
 4  5,5|      off my supplies; and my creditors are overwhelming me with
 5  6,3| satisfying the claims of her creditors. You can imagine the sensation
 6  8,5|  enough to impose upon their creditors. "And they keep three servants,"
 7  9,1|      called a meeting of his creditors. They came in haughty and
 8 11,5|      me," he continued. "His creditors have been threatening to
 9 13,4|      desperately against his creditors for the vain appearance
10 13,6|      viscount by keeping his creditors quiet while his courtship
11 13,8|    and I need money - and my creditors are pressing me unmercifully.
12 17,2|   his meagre salary from his creditors. On perceiving Chupin, he