Chapter

 1 1|        What a problem was hers! twelve thousand francs a year to
 2 1|      the State remunerated with twelve thousand francs~a year to
 3 1|     monarchy. Taking the sum of twelve thousand francs a year for
 4 1|    millions of expenditures and~twelve hundred millions of receipts.
 5 2|        eight thousand a year to twelve thousand.~The clever woman
 6 3|  Saillard's--on the~tail of her twelve years, laid claim to Falleix,
 7 3|      night, "we~have the place! Twelve thousand francs a year and
 8 4|     brought their emoluments to twelve~hundred francs, and they
 9 4|        salary under government, twelve hundred francs~pension from
10 4|         room, for which he paid twelve francs a month. His~happiness,
11 5|         which, in the course of twelve years, a young man who has
12 5|       after~all, precarious. In twelve years a grocer can earn
13 7| Rabourdin wished, to keep up on twelve thousand francs a year~the
14 7|     keep such a home as this on~twelve thousand francs a year!"
15 7|    francs afford little or that twelve thousand afford all.~ ~Though
16 8|         clerks~with a salary of twelve thousand francs would do
17 8|       than a thousand clerks at twelve hundred."~ ~Clergeot. "Perhaps
18 8|     time possesses a revenue of twelve hundred millions, and she~
19 8|         and one; third, paly of twelve, gules and argent;~fourth,