Part, Chapter

 1         I,I  |    thousand francs a year and spend sixty thousand, in twenty~
 2         I,I  |      It is yours, and you can spend~it. If we are reduced to
 3         I,I  |      ball, remodel~the house, spend ten thousand francs if you
 4         I,VII| fellow, Birotteau is going to spend a hundred thousand francs~
 5         I,III|    not to be so foolish as to spend her own~fortune in paying
 6         I,IV |      of genius.~Those fellows spend their thoughts and spend
 7         I,IV |      spend their thoughts and spend their money just as it~comes.
 8         I,IV |     end of an hour and a half spend in just such senseless chatter,~
 9         I,V  |     that I felt at~liberty to spend my savings upon the poor;
10         I,V  |      up, and then returned to~spend the evening with the family.