Chapter

 1 1|     office rated for a larger sum than the old colonels, maimed
 2 1|      the~monarchy. Taking the sum of twelve thousand francs
 3 2| amounted to the pretty little sum of twenty-~five thousand
 4 4|    Englishwoman for~half that sum. Phellion, who delighted
 5 6|      one thousand francs, the sum necessary to make a man~
 6 7|   resumed Gigonnet, "that the sum total of your debts is~added
 7 7|    your debts is~added to the sum loaned by us for the purchase
 8 7|    which to pay off the whole sum," said~Gigonnet.~ ~"But,"
 9 8|      before the~Revolution. I sum up all I've been saying
10 8|       and she~spends it. That sum enters her treasury, and
11 8| enters her treasury, and that sum goes out of it.~She handles,