Chapter

 1 I     |          twenty~thousand francs a year in the funds to add to the
 2 I     |         the ten thousand francs~a year in real estate of the Baron
 3 I     |       about~ten thousand francs a year, was not increased by inheritance.
 4 I     |          the peace of 1815, for a year, the long waists~of the
 5 II    |       hundred and twenty~francs a year to a child of fifteen, without
 6 II    |            eight hundred francs a year. His bills for~articles
 7 II    |          and six hundred francs a year for rent, and you will see
 8 II    |       only four thousand francs~a year, the income from some cottage
 9 II    |          the two ends meet in the year~with a keenness and skill
10 III   |           fifty thousand francs a year, did~not spend more than
11 III   | four-and-twenty thousand francs a year, while~receiving all the
12 III   |      twenty-six thousand~francs a year, saved and invested with
13 III   |          twenty thousand francs a year.~So for the last five years
14 VII   |       waiting to be married for a year past.~ ~Mademoiselle de
15 VIII  |         person to subscribe for a year to the~/Eastern Review/,
16 IX    |         about a thousand crowns a~year, had let the top story of
17 IX    |           of two hundred francs a year. Old Lovelace, a man of~
18 XII   |       mother writes~that within a year there will be an amnesty.
19 XIV   |         earning about ten louis a~year, she probably had by this
20 XVIII |       have entered on the twelfth year since that blest evening~
21 XIX   |        just~ten thousand francs a year; but in other hands it would
22 XX    |        snow for six months in the year,~was of a nature to cool
23 XX    |         hundred thousand francs a year, and you can seem to be
24 XX    |         hundred thousand francs a year to your~amazing talents."~ ~"
25 XXI   |          attend the election this~year, carry the day, and hinder
26 XXI   |         fifteen thousand francs a year, was not~an offence to anybody,
27 XXI   |         fifteen thousand francs a year are a mere nothing.~Now
28 XXI   |           seven~thousand francs a year, and a hundred thousand
29 XXVI  |         fifteen thousand~francs a year in the funds. Our children
30 XXVI  |        they had had no news~for a year past, he was stopped at
31 XXVII |           forty thousand francs a year; she will~benefit him in
32 XXVIII|          of six thousand~francs a year in the funds as conscience
33 XXVIII|          twenty~thousand francs a year, besides the value of the
34 XXVIII|    refusing two or three offers a year, going to~Besancon four
35 XXVIII|      vagaries," people say. Every year she goes to gaze at the~