Chapter

1 1 |       see that induces them to buy." ~"She was in debt, then?" ~"
2 3 |      rather to examine than to buy, I watched the faces of
3 4 |        seeing her. I wished to buy something at her sale, and
4 4 |       to my sale, and you will buy something, for if I put
5 6 |      that a stranger wanted to buy a plot of ground and give
6 7 | selecting what she had come to buy. I might have gone in, but
7 15|       are sometimes obliged to buy the satisfaction of our
8 26|     thinner than ever. Men who buy love examine the goods before