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1 I   |        of his losses, or of the money he had poured~so generously
2 I   |         ask him a favor, or for money, when it suited them, and~
3 I   | nowadays one cannot recover the money advanced for his service
4 II  |     degrees to the enjoyment of money, elegance of~dress, of gilded
5 III |      themselves of marrying for money will~certainly exist for
6 IV  |      carelessly. "I do not like~money dealers."~ ~"But, Emilie,"
7 VIII|       that of a man~busied with money matters."~ ~The young attache
8 VIII|          But do not~regret your money. I keep it for my little