Chapter

 1 I  |        for the gout. Gout is a rich man's~malady; the rich will
 2 I  |       a rich man's~malady; the rich will pay large sums to recover
 3 II |       The merchant classes are rich, the~noblesse are usually
 4 III|        account, and possibly a rich~widow to wed, to say nothing
 5 III|     slowlier at the last,~Of a rich Future, now become the Past,~
 6 III|     son of a father~said to be rich. People who knew the value
 7 III| natures, springing~up out of a rich and fruitful soil on foundations
 8 V  |   simple~costume seemed like a rich toilette on Eve, for she
 9 V  |        its greatness. "You are rich and I am poor.~One must
10 VI |    infectious."~ ~"We shall be rich and happy," David said earnestly. "
11 VI |         well, then she is very~rich, is she, my boy?" and the