Chapter

 1 2|       and am believed; I incur debts which somebody else pays!
 2 2|      sous each, and settled my debts; but for some days to come
 3 2|  francs due to me would pay my debts. So I went to receive my
 4 2|    fifty francs?' ~" 'Yes, but debts to my landlady and the tailor ' ~" '
 5 2|     with a single virtue. ~"My debts had other incarnations.
 6 2| covered with red ink - then my debts sprang up everywhere, like
 7 2|  before my eyes. There were my debts, my clock, my armchairs;
 8 2|        clock, my armchairs; my debts were inlaid in the very
 9 2|     for my island, when all my debts were discharged, left me
10 2|       Indian shawls!" ~"Pay my debts!" ~"Send an apoplexy to