Letter

 1 Introd |      herself for three thousand francs to Rodolphe; or the following
 2 XLVII  |      month, lend you a thousand francs, if you need them in order
 3 XLVIII |         You offer me a thousand francs with which to go to Cannes;
 4 XLVIII |   amounts to about two thousand francs; it is my reserve. And then
 5 LVII   |         gives him four thousand francs a year and lodging. He now
 6 LX     |      showed him a piece of five francs in gold. He looked the other
 7 LXI    |    about three hundred thousand francs from his children in order
 8 CIV    |       given one thirty thousand francs a year income, one owes
 9 CV     |    about having thirty thousand francs a year. It is so easy to
10 CVII   |         without thirty thousand francs a year. But there is something
11 CXVIII |      volumes, it will be 20,000 francs, that is agreed. So I suppose
12 CXVIII |  begrudge two or three thousand francs more. I said that you would
13 CCIII  |    garden bench. I sent her 300 francs, she needed 600. I begged
14 CCIII  | Mathilde, from whom I asked 200 francs. She answered me the 19th
15 CCV    |     minister is aiding with 200 francs. Her pension is 800.~You
16 CCLXX  |        to under fifteen hundred francs.~I think that my play will
17 CCLXXII|    changed a line for a million francs. In a word, I am dished.~
18 CCLXXIV|        payment of five thousand francs, so much the worse! I will
19 CCLXXIV|     regretting the THOUSANDS OF FRANCS which I should have made.