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 1 II |  from the estate, accepted a sum of twenty-~five thousand
 2 II |   count really owed him that sum as a gift after ten years'~
 3 II |    savings, if he added this sum to that, he could buy a
 4 II |     to secure the exorbitant~sum on which his mind was set,
 5 III| apparently unable to~let the sum accumulate.~ ~There does
 6 VI |    year for her toilet, that sum is immense in the~provinces,
 7 VI |  francs instead~of half that sum. I offer to give you an
 8 VII|      a large garden, for the sum of a thousand~francs a year.
 9 VII|    has been forced to take a sum of six hundred francs~a
10 IX |    Pere Cardot had spent the sum of forty-five thousand francs~
11 IX |      not to play beyond that~sum; and don't let yourself
12 IX |     don't~want to leave that sum of money in my room."~ ~"
13 IX |    Suppose you should lose a sum like that! Hadn't you~better