Chapter

1 2|     cab-hire, gloves, linen, tailor's bills, and the like. If
2 2|    to Rastignac's hatter and tailor. Thanks to the 'Necklace,'
3 2|     he gave my custom to his tailor, an artist, and a young
4 2|    artist, and a young man's tailor, who was to leave me in
5 2| debts to my landlady and the tailor ' ~" 'You would pay your
6 2|           You would pay your tailor? You will never be anything
7 3|     the complaint, much as a tailor measures a young man for