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 1 I   |    make good the three hundred thousand livres~I have spent, out
 2 I   |    Ghent,~and one of the fifty thousand who returned with it. During
 3 II  |       sixty--eighty--a hundred thousand francs a year?~Such advantageous
 4 II  | imagined that her good~hundred thousand francs a year gave her the
 5 III |   hardly promise you a hundred thousand francs as a~marriage portion.
 6 III |        not~handing over twenty thousand francs to a relation. Come,
 7 IV  |       prospects, and a~hundred thousand francs a year," said the
 8 IV  |       been~increased by twenty thousand francs a year in consequence
 9 VI  |   winter. If I have but~eighty thousand francs a year at the age
10 VI  |    life, strengthening it~by a thousand little incidents which any
11 VII |      and~to whom he gave fifty thousand francs a year that he might
12 VIII|      up no less than a hundred thousand francs a~year, the income