Chapter

 1  2,2|  returning from the Bois. You sell silks and satins no doubt;
 2  2,2|      satins no doubt; but you sell Madeira, and excellent cigarettes
 3  3,2|        What! you are going to sell - - " ~ ~"All my horses -
 4  5,1|      t pay forfeit to-day nor sell his horses." ~"He only retires
 5  7,7| themselves of their wine, and sell their rations, in order
 6  8,3|  urchins of Paris collect and sell at from fifteen sous to
 7  9,6|     he was sure that he could sell the animal again at an advance
 8  9,6|    the builder was willing to sell it at less than cost price;
 9 13,2|       If I buy pictures, they sell me vile daubs at fabulous
10 13,8|       de Valorsay proposed to sell me some of his, some that
11 14,5|        What! you are going to sell everything?" ~"Yes." ~"Astonishing,