Chapter

 1 1|         which actually stood at twenty in the~budget.~ ~By thus
 2 1| considered that an evolution~of twenty years would be required.~ ~
 3 2|        three~million of them at twenty per cent--for he was lucky
 4 2|     strike when she was to have twenty thousand francs a year instead
 5 3|        waist measured less than twenty inches. Her small~features,
 6 3|    herself. Her mother gave her twenty francs~a month for her expenses,
 7 3|      the great idea, the~lad of twenty would rewrite whole pages
 8 3|       farms at Grajeux,--nearly twenty thousand francs a~year.
 9 4|       of this kind costs ten or~twenty thousand francs a year;
10 4|       glass of water, dined for twenty sous at Katcomb's, and lodged
11 4|        drawing for books, which twenty years later went by the
12 5|       night he was a being with twenty et caeteras, to-day~he is
13 7|         thousand men instead of~twenty thousand? My dear friend,
14 8|      Officials with salaries of twenty thousand francs are~not