Chapter

 1 1|          of the~mother, who died a year after the girl's marriage,
 2 1|           twelve thousand francs a year to defray~the costs of a
 3 1|      costing two thousand francs a year. Deduct the~dress and the
 4 1|         reports were written every year; bureaucracy was enthroned!~
 5 1|      cluster of leeches, and every year demands why the nation should
 6 1|            man a thousand~francs a year and demand his whole time
 7 1|           twelve thousand francs~a year to devote himself to his
 8 1|           twelve thousand francs a year for each~official as an
 9 1|            the State will see from year to year the number of her
10 1|        State will see from year to year the number of her well-~
11 2|         salary of eight thousand a year to twelve thousand.~The
12 2|           twenty thousand francs a year instead of~eight thousand.~ ~"
13 3|     thousand five hundred francs a year, and no more; his situation
14 3|        seventeen thousand francs a year. The whole ambition of the
15 3|            business ever since~the year II. of the Republic, and
16 3|         began this~business in the year II. in partnership with
17 3|             Easter,~Christmas, New Year's day, and Epiphany. These
18 3|            much the fashion in the year VII.~ ~In the bosom of this
19 3|        happily, it is only twice a year, or he'd die of it.~Saillard
20 3|         has stayed on for the last year expecting this promotion,
21 3|           Twelve thousand francs a year and perquisites, beside~
22 3|           twenty thousand francs a~year. It is not affluence, but
23 4| undermining power in~the thirtieth year of this century.~ ~But now
24 4|           twenty thousand francs a year; and he enjoys, moreover,
25 4|            to pay fifty thousand a~year to one of these amiable
26 4|           of nine hundred francs a year; new~years' gifts and "gratifications"
27 4|           flowers, bonbons on New-~Year's day and pretty boxes for
28 4|    stockings at all~seasons of the year, a hat with a narrow brim
29 4|     hunch-back with six thousand a year,~or a woman of forty-five
30 4|       earned five hundred francs~a year, Minard had fifteen hundred.
31 4|          at three hundred francs~a year, with white cotton curtains
32 4|            three thousand francs a year, counting his~salary from
33 5|            shouldn't I get it this year? Monsieur Baudoyer gets
34 5|          eighteen hundred francs a year till you reach~the age of
35 5|          him~ten thousand francs a year; a painter can daub a mile
36 5|            three thousand francs a year, and~the poorest workmen
37 6|           we are at the end of the year; the matter of~subscriptions
38 7|           twelve thousand francs a year~the style that many a family
39 7|       to-day ten~thousand francs a year outside of my office, and
40 7|           twelve thousand francs a year!" he thought, looking at
41 7|  consumption."~ ~"Why it is over a year since Francois Keller and
42 7|         thousand francs interest a year," said Gigonnet;~"that property
43 8|         the approaching end of the year did cause rather~more application
44 8|          on four thousand francs a year; and that day she~had counted
45 8|           Towards the close of the year 1830 Monsieur Rabourdin