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 1 1 |  castle of Guaisnic was still worth fifty thousand francs a
 2 6 |       of this house is to-day worth two millions.~ ~Accustomed
 3 6 |      judgments, and the solid worth of her~acquirements. She
 4 7 |   contains a chest or cabinet worth in these days seven or eight~
 5 10|        This passion of his is worth more to~you than I. Yesterday
 6 18|      my mother-in-law.~"It is worth seeing."~ ~"No, no!" I said
 7 19|     de Rochefide; she is only worth having once. Learn to lie;
 8 21|     palm for charity, she was worth the time which her innocent~
 9 25|   they~all are."~ ~"It is not worth while to go; I hear no one
10 25| yourself. Your wife is to-day worth more than all the~Schontzes
11 26|      a gentleman that you are worth all the~Schontzes of the