Part, Chapter

 1         I,II |         bought into the Funds at thirty, paying for the investment
 2         I,II |          same time a discount of thirty per cent if they would buy~
 3         I,II |          Moreover, the twenty or thirty friends he~had collected
 4         I,III|        she would love Roguin for thirty thousand francs a year instead
 5         I,V  |          happiness. A clerk~till thirty years of age, his property
 6         I,V  |    without interest. Engaged for thirty years in a~business which
 7         I,VI |     francs, and make a profit of thirty sous, and give twenty sous~
 8         I,VI |            you have an income of thirty thousand~francs, you occupy
 9         I,VI |      none of them give more~than thirty per cent discount; we must
10         I,I  | reputation. There will hardly be thirty per cent saved~for the creditors.
11         I,II |          expected to obtain~some thirty thousand francs, which would
12         I,II |           and carry to Birotteau thirty or forty thousand francs
13         I,IV |        How much do you want?"~ ~"Thirty thousand francs."~ ~"Are
14         I,IV |       the~Funds to the amount of thirty thousand francs cash, payable
15         I,VI |     fraud is without remedy. The thirty commercial courts which~
16         I,VI |          We shall thus get about thirty per cent of our~money. Happy
17         I,VI |        frames, the boilers,~cost thirty thousand. Why! at fifty
18         I,VII|          francs. I have~received thirty thousand by the dividend
19         I,VII|      Monsieur Ragon has received thirty thousand francs for his
20       Add    |         Start in Life~A Woman of Thirty~Cousin Pons~ ~Derville,