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1 I  |      of the blandishments of a~rich but revolutionary parvenu,
2 I  | rapidly.~ ~His three sons were rich in prospects, in favor,
3 II |    Mongenod, the~daughter of a rich banker; the President very
4 II |     Arabian Nights, Emilie~was rich enough and beautiful enough
5 II |        at seeing them married, rich,~and happy. In short, she
6 III|        generous as a rule; the rich have always excellent reasons
7 III|        fortunes. Those~who are rich look to becoming richer.
8 III|        the income of the least rich lord in the English~Upper
9 VII|  carpet of a~meadow."~ ~"He is rich," she reflected. "As to