Chapter

 1  1,2|     reckless adventurers whose names are recorded by history
 2  2,1|    rattling off the ridiculous names which he gave to his "creations,"
 3  3,2|    Kervaulieu's, and Coralth's names in betting against my own
 4 11,4|         And I can tell you the names of the scoundrels who ruined
 5 13,5|       and he would require the names of two or three of my friends
 6 13,8|    sold in England under false names, and although the horses
 7 15,5|       not without changing the names, and omitting many particulars.
 8 15,6|       enjoyed, and the honored names they bore. And that same
 9 15,6|   handsome to know those men's names. Really you ought to tell
10 18,1| lavishly; try and find out the names of the people they deal