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 1 II   |        The wily dealer knew~a thousand ways of extracting the largest
 2 III  |     ask and to have a~hundred thousand francs the day when they
 3 V    |   spite of her~dower of fifty thousand crowns, had as yet no suitor.
 4 VII  |      a hundred or two hundred thousand francs were owing to him;
 5 IX   |       me?"~ ~"Yes--with fifty thousand crowns; and I will leave
 6 IX   |       decision; but,~tossed a thousand miles from commerce, on
 7 XI   |      It is worth at~least six thousand francs." And at these words
 8 XI   |     de Sommervieux has~twelve thousand francs a year in good landed
 9 XII  |      any one would~pay thirty thousand francs for that!"~ ~"Because
10 XII  |      hoodwinked by the thirty thousand francs to be made by spoiling~
11 XII  |    never grow rich. A hundred thousand crowns, which is your~fortune,
12 XII  |      forward to~a few hundred thousand francs to be yours some
13 XV   |      in her eyes, was worth a thousand lives like this; its~vacuity
14 XVIII| possible,~without suffering a thousand deaths, to see the face
15 XIX  |     of conduct; she~devised a thousand coquettish stratagems; she