Chapter

 1 1| passers-by. ~The croupier and banker threw a ghastly and withering
 2 1|    the stranger's stake. ~The banker forgot to pronounce the
 3 1|     the folded notes that the banker showered upon him, one after
 4 1|      is a new hand," said the banker, "or he would have divided
 5 1|     said newspaper, a retired banker, who, at a loss to know
 6 1|     imbeciles!" said the good banker. ~"Napoleon left us glory,
 7 1|     is digesting it, that his banker has failed." ~"How if he
 8 2|       see with indifference a banker's messenger going on his
 9 2|  found myself imprisoned in a banker's portfolio, and floundering
10 2|     the right time," said the banker, indicating the breakfast; "
11 2|    facing Death. ~The opulent banker, surrounded by faded women,
12 2|      for some asparagus?" the banker cried. ~"I WISH FOR NOTHING!"
13 2|     of prejudices!" cried the banker. ~"Let us drink!" Raphael
14 2|       the funds!" shouted the banker. ~These phrases flew about
15 3|      of a bonnet with which a banker's daughter had disfigured