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 1 Note|       persons in the~two or three thousand portraits which he painted
 2 1   |          The name alone awakens a thousand~memories in the minds of
 3 1   |          all alloy, possesses two thousand francs a year, its mansion
 4 1   |       farmers, and bring in sixty thousand francs a year, in spite
 5 1   |    Guaisnic was still worth fifty thousand francs a year;~but a vote
 6 2   | Saint-Louis, and a stipend~of two thousand francs a year.~ ~"The king
 7 3   |    Pen-Hoel possessed about seven thousand francs a year~from the rental
 8 3   |          did not amount to over a thousand francs. Consequently, she
 9 3   |      might have had three hundred thousand~francs in gold, she might
10 3   |           had given the baron ten thousand~francs in gold,an immense
11 3   |        the abbe added another~ten thousand, a tithe collected by him,
12 3   |  Saint-Louis and a pension of two~thousand francs, as the legal reward
13 4   |        buzzing in his ears, and a thousand other fads and symptoms
14 4   |      always find a match of seven thousand francs a~year for the dear
15 4   |     Charlotte to a man with sixty~thousand francs a year, went to see
16 5   |       some property, two or~three thousand pounds sterling, from an
17 5   |        him twelve or even fifteen thousand~francs a year. Charlotte
18 5   |        compelled to live on three thousand francs a year the~son should
19 5   |         Mariotte. "She has thirty thousand francs a~year and she is
20 5   |        such~depravity. She made a thousand little jokes, which hurt
21 6   |       that master cost her twelve~thousand francs. Later, when she
22 6   |        which consisted of fifteen thousand francs a year, derived~from
23 6   |    property of her father; twelve thousand a year~from Faucombe (which,
24 6   |          capital of three hundred thousand francs laid by during~her
25 6   |        She drew her three~hundred thousand francs from the house of
26 6   |    increased her income by thirty thousand francs. All expenses paid,
27 6   |          found herself with fifty thousand francs a year to invest.
28 6   |        for one~hundred and thirty thousand francs one of the finest
29 6   |         by the prospect of eighty thousand francs a year and a house~
30 7   |        outlying farms of over ten thousand francs~a year. Such is the
31 7   |         these days seven or eight~thousand francs, a carved ebony table,
32 7   |       mind, and awakened in him a thousand ideas, which might have~
33 7   |          him. On one side all the thousand developments of Art, on
34 8   |      marquise, her pride, and the thousand barriers that~the life of
35 8   |           has initiated me into a thousand social secrets, about~which
36 8   |          the Cause had had twenty~thousand more such girls"~ ~"I was
37 8   |      sublime. A young woman has a thousand~distractions; these women
38 12  |           that. You will suffer a~thousand deaths, you will be betrayed,
39 17  |         two millions five hundred thousand~francs. Her man of business
40 17  |         Bourbon for seven hundred thousand francs; one~million she
41 18  |           she had given a hundred thousand francs to the nuns of the~
42 18  |          always be a servant.~ ~A thousand tendernesses, dear mamma.
43 18  |       innocently enough, before a thousand people!~There, you see I
44 18  |         costs of a~journey of two thousand miles. He now went with
45 19  |           worry over the thirty~ ~thousand francs which Monsieur le
46 19  |        lost last night"~ ~"Thirty thousand francs!" cried Ursula, in
47 19  |          thirty, fifty, a hundred~thousand francs if it pleases him,
48 22  |  Saint-Honore, and of two~hundred thousand francs a year left to him
49 22  |         fortune of his~wife, to a thousand francs a day. To a gentleman
50 22  |         monthly from four to five thousand~francs. His specialty was /
51 22  |         close of the month on two thousand five hundred francs without
52 22  |       prince who~offered her five thousand francs a month.~ ~"You are
53 22  |         years he had four hundred thousand francs to invest.~ ~The
54 22  |         Arthur gained two hundred~thousand francs by that transaction
55 22  |          invested his~six hundred thousand francs in stock of the Bank
56 22  |        property and could raise a thousand or twelve hundred horses,~
57 22  |   unworthy. Don't you spend sixty thousand francs~sometimes merely
58 22  |    realized that economy of sixty thousand~francs; and the next year
59 22  |       Schiltz (a trifle of eighty~thousand francs), had reached, at
60 22  |      ostensibly the three hundred thousand francs which~Rochefide had
61 22  |     little fortune of two hundred thousand francs, the result~of her
62 22  |     movement~of the three hundred thousand francs,for she never admitted
63 22  |           the Funds three~hundred thousand francs produced only twelve
64 22  |       francs produced only twelve thousand, and she had~spent as much
65 23  |     occasionally gave a note~of a thousand francs, was alone wise and
66 23  |    scarcely scrape together eight thousand francs a~year; his mother
67 23  |        exchequer limited to eight thousand francs a year. With this
68 23  |              I have seven hundred thousand francs," she said, "and
69 25  |          owe fifty or one hundred thousand? I have owed,~myself, as
70 25  |            as much as six hundred thousand."~ ~La Palferine raised
71 25  |        credit to borrow a hundred thousand francs," he~replied, "I
72 25  |         for such a paltry sum,six thousand."~ ~"One is often more hampered
73 25  |        often more hampered by six thousand than by a hundred~thousand,"
74 25  |        thousand than by a hundred~thousand," said Maxime, sententiously. "
75 25  |       begin by lending you twenty thousand francs," continued~Maxime.~ ~"
76 25  |       continued~Maxime.~ ~"Twenty thousand francs! I knew very well
77 25  |           mate, I give you twenty thousand francs, and ten~days in
78 25  |        sums; but I do want~twenty thousand francs; the rest is my affair;
79 25  |     keeping with his four hundred thousand francs a year.~Well, well,
80 25  |        helped you to gain several thousand francs a~year, you couldn'
81 25  |         gave him~notes for twenty thousand francs.~ ~"Remember, my
82 25  |          him give you two hundred thousand~francs."~ ~"Why should I
83 25  |         enjoyment of four hundred thousand francs a year."~ ~"And she
84 25  |        offers me only two hundred thousand! I want three hundred~thousand,
85 25  |    thousand! I want three hundred~thousand, since the affair concerns
86 25  |      offering her a gift of sixty thousand~francs.~ ~"All that is nonsense,"
87 26  |         du Ronceret three hundred thousand francs and take~back his
88 26  |        give Aurelie three hundred thousand francs for~that little house,
89 26  |       mother had~forwarded thirty thousand francs, went to Madame de