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1 IV|      he would not have got~his money.~ ~By the time he was thirty-seven
2 V |          You must earn lots of money; but of course you don't
3 V |   myself. My notary invests my money; he knows what I~have; as
4 V |        as I have taken him the money I never think of it~again."~ ~"
5 V |      who gets orders--puts~his money with our notary. We'll consult
6 VI|          but ugliness remains! Money is one-half of all happiness.
7 VI| pictures in that way; they are money,"~said old Vervelle.~ ~At