Chapter

 1 I    |       a man who had proved his worth. His powers of penetration
 2 IV   |        mark alone, that it was worth more than ten years’ hard
 3 V    |        s examination, “must be worth at least five or six thousand
 4 V    |       had ten thousand francs’ worth of jewels in her ears would
 5 XI   |      prisoner, rather coldly, “worth more than two hundred thousand
 6 XI   |      diamond.”~“Ah!”~“Yes; and worth several thousand francs.”~“
 7 XV   |     the regular fare, would be worth a hundred sous; so you see
 8 XV   |         sincere tribute to her worth.~Grateful for this information,
 9 XVI  |        he was estimated at his worth.~When he had answered the
10 XVII |       remarked: “That stone is worth eight thousand francs, and
11 XVII | nothing—not so much as a pin’s worth of his sister’s effects:
12 XIX  |   little land in the provinces worth about twelve thousand francs.
13 XIX  |        weighed at their proper worth the proofs I’ve furnished.”~
14 XXIII|      low offenders who are not worth the shoe leather expended