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 1 I   |         exhibited.~Among the two hundred selected paintings, the
 2 I   |         the~great Salon with the hundred good pictures of that year,
 3 II  |        pictures at two and three hundred francs apiece, so he gave~
 4 II  |     pretensions! You talk of two hundred francs when you haven't
 5 II  |        The girl has a 'dot' of~a hundred thousand francs. You can
 6 II  |             Portraits bring five hundred francs apiece," went on
 7 II  |          life arranged--"~ ~"One hundred thousand francs," said Magus, "
 8 IV  |        while he spent but twelve~hundred.~ ~At the Exhibition of
 9 IV  |          for Elie~Magus some two hundred pictures, all of them utterly
10 V   |          up such whales."~ ~"One hundred thousand francs of 'dot'!"~ ~"
11 V   |         what a family!"~ ~"Three hundred thousand francs of expectations,
12 VI  | ostentatiously. "He has over one hundred thousand francs' worth of~
13 VI  |       much do you want?"~ ~"Five hundred. I've got one of those bull-dog
14 VII |           In all, there were one hundred and fifty pictures, varnished
15 VIII|      Vervelle, "that I had three hundred thousand~francs' worth of
16 VIII|        them costs~less than five hundred francs. The great reason