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 1 I   |    always the same when you want money! A dog's life, and~a dog'
 2 I   |         chance,~and saving their money. If this journey concerns
 3 II  |         you part of the purchase money in a check~on the Bank of
 4 II  | proposals on the plea of want of~money; and he played the poor
 5 II  |        make the count invest his money at two and a half per cent,
 6 II  |         now~in Paris to draw the money. If we have enlightened
 7 III |      Pierrotin's~fee, adding the money necessary to pay the toll
 8 IV  |     devil, too, if the devil has money? From Zante~we were to skirt
 9 IV  |        get two thousand."~ ~"The money is not the greatest loss,"
10 IV  |         everything, carriage and money too, if I can't find~before
11 IV  |           said the rapin; "'your money or your strife.'"~ ~"Well,
12 V   |       head.~ ~"How he does spend money!" he said, looking at Colonel
13 V   |         went to Paris to~get the money for the purchase," said
14 V   |      hundred and sixty thousand, money down,~before Monsieur de
15 V   |    nearly three per cent for his money, and a tenant who will pay
16 VII |         where could you~find the money to live and clothe yourself
17 VII |          by the maximum; and the money of Mademoiselle~Husson's
18 VIII|       danseuse, is laying up her~money to buy him a practice in
19 VIII|          land-agent gave him the money to dress~himself elegantly.
20 VIII|          young clerk was without money, or had so little that he~
21 VIII|       her one, she~shall pay the money laid out upon it, and no
22 IX  |          that he promised me the money for a substitute. Are~not
23 IX  |        want to leave that sum of money in my room."~ ~"But, surely,
24 IX  |      beside her.~ ~"Put down the money; I'll play; you shall being
25 IX  |        the ground~that he had no money. Speech failed him, and
26 IX  |           Florentine brought the money, which she obtained from
27 IX  |         be sure of your master's~money. Georges plays a fine game
28 IX  |       Mariette. "He has~lost the money his master gave him for
29 X   |       led him; for he played the money of his~master and lost it,
30 X   |          no pity! He gave me the money~for an important affair,
31 X   |   monsieur."~ ~"Who gave him the money?"~ ~"Why, you did, Saturday,"
32 X   |        What! he gambled with the money of the office?" she cried,
33 X   |       reserve for her the little~money I am able to give? It was
34 X   |         what can you~do? Without money, nothing; as you know by