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 1 1 |     been unable to pay off the money~advanced upon them. They
 2 2 |        fish to be had for~less money there than at Guerande.~ ~
 3 3 | strangest jingling of keys and money then echoed among her garments.~
 4 6 |      life, an~understanding of money, and that strong tendency
 5 6 |        his face as he does~his money.~ ~Camille's mouth, arching
 6 7 |       happyat least, so far as money can~do so, dear treasure
 7 8 |       impassible, and~lent him money for his journey, which,
 8 8 |    says she~adores me. Want of money has compelled Gennaro to
 9 8 |      poor artists, and want of money is bringing~these two bohemians
10 17|      even by bribing them with money. The French postilion~is
11 17|     their joy, or rather their money~lasts. A moralist is puzzled
12 18|       her considerable sums of money. Finding herself~now on
13 19|        he lost a great deal of money at cards, so that he does
14 19|       de Trailles who won that money from you," he added, turning~
15 19|        Trailles should win his money than that we should win
16 21|       to spend a great deal of~money."~ ~"You will not calumniate,
17 22|      had much better give that money to~poets, who would carry
18 25|         inasmuch as I take the money," said the count, with a
19 25|        line must have made its money in~wines; the du Ronceret
20 26|     once a~considerable sum of money. While awaiting the arrival