Chapter

 1 1| placed at par,~instead of at fifty per cent loss as in bad
 2 3|    Out of this capital about fifty thousand~came to them by
 3 3|    son, on whom they settled~fifty thousand francs, they determined
 4 3|     written on a hundred and fifty~folio sheets, besides the
 5 4|   thankful to be able to pay fifty thousand a~year to one of
 6 4|      prodding, and he~loaned fifty francs without asking them
 7 5|    was now nearer~sixty than fifty years of age; had he retained
 8 6|    you, send two hundred and fifty thousand francs (without~
 9 6|     with the two hundred~and fifty thousand francs I speak
10 8|    in every nation there are fifty to sixty,~not more, dangerous