Chapter

1 1|            did not look like duns, creditors, sheriff's officers, or
2 2|       months after he had paid his creditors, my father died of grief;
3 2|           my father's affairs. Our creditors had driven us to sell our
4 2| hypothecated for the benefit of my creditors, and he gave my custom to
5 2|      themselves in to soften their creditors' hearts. In your place I
6 2|        airs!' You must bow to your creditors, and moreover bow politely. '
7 2|   beseeching hands to me. Terrible creditors are these with whom we are