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 1 1|    without parents and without fortune other than his~situation
 2 1| administration, possessed of a fortune and a name bequeathed to
 3 1|    loss by~risking part of his fortune in a speculation which had
 4 1|     the energy~to make a rapid fortune for the sake of rendering
 5 1|     learns the way to~make his fortune, the other loses time and
 6 1|        making of her husband's fortune on herself; to thrust him
 7 2|        fur is magnificent, the~fortune dazzling. In the nomenclature
 8 3|       who had come to seek his fortune in Paris with his smelting-~
 9 3|     had slowly made a moderate fortune out of~a small trade. After
10 3| property. He probably made his fortune in his own hole and corner,~
11 3|       himself; they owed~their fortune to their talents; they were
12 3|  seemed likely to make a great~fortune. Elisabeth determined to
13 3|    longer offered a chance for fortune. Special~careers, such as
14 4|   looks by which to make their fortune. Devoted to~masked balls
15 4| leaving France and seeking his fortune in America. No wizard could~
16 4|        would bring him a~rapid fortune. His apparent dulness was
17 5|        Matifat, which made its fortune by that identical colonial~
18 6|      like! You would make your fortune~at the theatre, Bixiou."~ ~
19 6|   theatre turning the Wheel of Fortune, don't we,~du Bruel? Why
20 6|       she not aspire with that fortune? He adopted all~the ideas
21 6|      pursuit of high political fortune. She~understands everything;
22 8|        that she had~abused the fortune he had confided to her care.