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 1 I   |      was indefatigable, she was worth her weight in gold.~ ~"My
 2 I   |      say Monsieur Moreau wasn't worth three thousand francs when~
 3 II  |       that, he could buy a farm worth a~hundred and twenty-five
 4 II  |       present moment Moreau was worth one hundred and~twenty thousand
 5 III |      thing ten times what it is worth."~ ~Oscar would fain have
 6 IV  |      great~a master as yours is worth its weight in gold?" replied
 7 IV  |            an ounce o' paint is worth a pound of~swagger.'"~ ~"
 8 V   | inn-keeper, "the farm is really worth that to~him."~ ~"Yes; Les
 9 VI  |       dishonest I should now be worth five hundred thousand francs
10 VI  |      found you~out. It was well worth while to warm that young
11 VII |         of a man like myself is worth.~Owning at the present moment
12 VIII|      food~and lodging. But he's worth it; he is indefatigable.