Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |      your native place. Why! for~fifteen years you have talked of
 2         I,I  |         bourgeois of Paris, with fifteen thousand~francs a year.
 3         I,I  |       has only been a~friend for fifteen years, and I wouldn't put
 4         I,II |        get together an~income of fifteen hundred francs, or whenever
 5         I,II |       them for their negligence. Fifteen days later Ferdinand du
 6         I,III|        before lettering. It cost fifteen~hundred francs, my boy.
 7         I,IV |      lease. The rent ought to be fifteen~hundred francs. At that
 8         I,IV |       francs!" cried Birotteau. "Fifteen hundred francs! I~shall
 9         I,V  |          and his friend Matifat. Fifteen hundred francs a year sufficed~
10         I,V  |   scoundrel of a du Tillet their fifteen shares~in the mines at Wortschin
11         I,VII|        which she had coveted for fifteen years--on~a round of civilities.
12         I,II | conferences lasted five, ten, or fifteen minutes. Some went away
13         I,V  |         your two women will have fifteen hundred francs a year from
14         I,VI |        him from time to time for fifteen years past at the cafe~David,
15         I,VII|        leave the shop.~ ~"I have fifteen years' lease still to run;