Chapter

 1  7,4|          him astray; but he is not bad at heart. In that case,
 2  9,1|          They say the payment of a bad debt delights a merchant
 3 10,2|           you are not irredeemably bad you will be honest after
 4 10,3|            head furiously. "That's bad," growled he. "Viscounts
 5 11,5|        word, I see nothing so very bad about that! It is not a
 6 14,1|           Another fellow who's had bad luck!" they remarked sneeringly
 7 15,6|        business associates. "Not a bad idea; not bad at all," he
 8 15,6|   associates. "Not a bad idea; not bad at all," he exclaimed. And,
 9 16,2| trepidation that always precedes a bad action which has been conceived
10 17,2|            little office. "This is bad," he growled, as he walked
11 17,4|           he remarked: "That's too bad! I shall be obliged to call