Chapter
1 I | brought in no return in money,~had left it at this point.~ ~
2 I | disadvantage in a dispute about money matters~with his own father,
3 I | Can he have been putting money by?" he asked himself. "
4 I | out whether David had~any money with him; he wanted to be
5 I | was not~bound to find the money too. He had paid his share.
6 I | had not David been earning money, thanks to an~education
7 I | father was trying to make money out of~him; and in a spirit
8 I | obtain any account of the money which by rights was~his.
9 I | The less the claim to the money, the more eager he grew
10 I | pay himself~with the ready money. To have the cash in his
11 I | pressure of the lack of money which tied their hands,
12 III | Negroes, we are told, attach a money value to cowrie shells.~ ~
13 V | stimulate his desires until no money will satisfy them; instead~
14 V | them; instead~of earning money, he will spend it. You have
15 V | least afraid, we will earn money enough to send Lucien into
16 V | and yet we can only make money by some~kind of industry;
17 VI | must be making heaps of~money as big as yourself."~ ~"
18 VI | years I have been paying money out of pocket for top-dressing,
19 VI | already. We work to put money into the coopers' pockets.
20 VI | hundred francs altogether; the money will come~just in the nick
21 VI | poor presses! it took some money to grease~you and keep you
22 VI | well.~Besides, it would be money thrown clean away, for what
23 VI | school; I spent any amount of money to~make a scholar of you;
24 VI | What, my lad! you can find money for building, can you, though
25 VI | you, though you~can't find money to pay the rent, eh! You
26 VI | literature,~and bring in money enough to repay them all,
27 VIII| appalling~words, "Where is the money to come from?"~ ~He stood
28 VIII| time I shall have plenty of money."~ ~Then, under seal and
29 VIII| should be sorry I spent the~money on them." He brushed his
30 VIII| I will work to earn the money."~ ~In spite of the most
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