Chapter

1 2|         and visited a dozen or~fifteen salons between eight at
2 2|      journalist. Thus, in that~fifteen years' struggle in which
3 4| twenty-~five, with a salary of fifteen hundred francs, well-made
4 4|       of age, with a~salary of fifteen hundred francs, named Auguste-Jean-Francois
5 4|      francs~a year, Minard had fifteen hundred. Believing that
6 4|         a Scotch paper~costing fifteen sous a roll on the walls,
7 7| replied. "He wants~to suppress fifteen thousand offices and do
8 8|   average of their salaries is fifteen hundred francs. Multiply
9 8|     Multiply forty~thousand by fifteen hundred and you have sixty