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 1 I   |  upon it, you and I would be~rich bourgeois. If Madame la
 2 II  |     a minister of State.~ ~A rich farmer of Beaumont-sur-Oise,
 3 III |  Thinking Madame Husson very rich, he feigned~a great passion
 4 V   |   Presles. And then~he is so rich, what does it matter what
 5 VI  |     seemed all the more~like rich and independent persons
 6 VI  |    Marest; I am the son of a rich wholesale~ironmonger in
 7 VIII|   surely not be refused to a rich young man. To see himself,
 8 VIII|   jurisconsult; and as~he is rich, rishissime, we will make
 9 VIII| glorious a~practice! May the rich clients for whom he prays
10 IX  |   said, "my cousin and I are rich, and we'll give you a~fete
11 IX  | Georges," he added, "is very rich; he has inherited from his
12 IX  |     paternal discipline to a rich~independence, and the death
13 IX  |      aspire to the hand of a rich creole; and the clerks in
14 IX  |  kindness. Beautiful, noble, rich! how lucky Georges is!"~ ~
15 XI  |     her affection, to a very~rich young Pole, the Comte Laginski."~ ~"