Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |      of a notary? If they~make fifty thousand francs a year and
 2         I,II | occasion to obtain a salary of fifty francs a month,~and took
 3         I,III|   whole being~of a man between fifty and sixty years of age.
 4         I,III|       francs a year instead of~fifty thousand,--a service which
 5         I,III|       As soon as~he had gained fifty thousand francs he was sure
 6         I,IV |       pay me seven hundred and fifty~francs, /hic et hinc/, to
 7         I,IV |         aren't they? Less than fifty to the pound; no worms there,
 8         I,IV |   sucks a fly."~ ~"Well, then, fifty days. But they are to be
 9         I,V  |       all safe investments. My fifty~thousand francs are in the
10         I,VII|      could be~distinguished at fifty paces, and upon which glittered
11         I,I  |  merchants there are more than fifty who never~realize seventy-five
12         I,I  |       had a floating amount of~fifty or sixty thousand francs
13         I,I  |      Roguin's assets will give~fifty per cent to the creditors,
14         I,II |     Ragons and I each lose our fifty thousand francs. Those worthy~
15         I,II |      Celestin has already sold fifty to passers-by, and sixty
16         I,IV |   Bring me his acceptances for fifty thousand francs, and I will
17         I,IV |     doctor. The first word is 'fifty per cent';~he belongs to
18         I,IV |        must give me a note for fifty thousand francs on my share
19         I,V  |   saved!"~ ~"Advance Birotteau fifty thousand on his share in
20         I,V  |    made notes to the amount~of fifty thousand francs, and ran
21         I,V  |     frenzied hand to seize the fifty stamped papers.~ ~"Stop!"
22         I,V  |       would give you for those~fifty thousand francs? Twenty
23         I,V  |    Will you exchange the first fifty thousand of those notes
24         I,VI |      be found~nine hundred and fifty times on the side of the
25         I,VI |       the sum owing to them is fifty sous, or~fifty thousand
26         I,VI |      to them is fifty sous, or~fifty thousand francs. This assembly,
27         I,VI |     Gobseck,~received scarcely fifty per cent on his loss. From
28         I,VI |   years in which to pay us the fifty per cent which he has~been
29         I,VI |   creditors received more than fifty per cent on their~claims.~ ~
30         I,VI |       thirty thousand. Why! at fifty per cent abatement, if my~
31         I,VII|       claim. We have~therefore fifty thousand francs to divide
32         I,VII|        walking about that hall fifty at least had "liquidated"