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 1 I  |    for cartage alone comes to fifty francs a~month, more or
 2 II |    bed~that night, "if I make fifty thousand francs out of the
 3 II |    fortune of two hundred and fifty thousand francs~out of his
 4 III|       rent of two hundred and fifty francs a year, had~no servant
 5 III|     less than two hundred and fifty pounds at the very least.
 6 V  |     the matter will bring him fifty thousand,--and well-earned,
 7 V  |     here pays for the wine at fifty sous,~and has ordered a
 8 VI |       The steward, then about fifty years old, was a dark man
 9 VI |   having made two hundred and fifty~thousand francs out of your
10 VI | Monsieur de Reybert, a man of fifty,~with a crabbed expression
11 VII|  moment about two hundred and fifty thousand~francs, I want
12 IX |     gave them two~hundred and fifty francs a month for their
13 XI |   amounted to one hundred and fifty thousand francs, and he~