Chapter

 1 I    |    do it, for you can earn ten thousand francs. You will
 2 III  | start my article for me in ten minutes.”~When he reached
 3 III  |  to ask you to help me. In ten minutes you can set me right.
 4 IV   |   for you to do. Just wait ten minutes till I finish this
 5 IV   |   take another lesson.”~At ten o’clock the following morning
 6 IV   |    But as he only received ten centimes a line in addition
 7 V    |   me as if I had known you ten years. We shall undoubtedly
 8 VIII |  sunsets shall I see—eight—ten—fifteen—twenty—or perhaps
 9 VIII |   will go back.”~“In about ten days?”~“Yes, at most.”~He
10 IX   |    and the cab arriving at ten o’clock, the couple kissed
11 X    |  had known one another for ten years. Madeleine, whose
12 XIII |   Du Roy with material for ten articles on the Algerian
13 XIII |   money. I intended buying ten thousand francs’ worth of
14 XIII |    if not, you will owe me ten thousand which you can repay
15 XIII |   lose I will pay you back ten thousand francs.”~She was
16 XIII |   from me to buy to-morrow ten thousand francs’ worth of
17 XIII |       They had not met for ten years.”~“Had he other relatives?”~“
18 XV   | see an arbor. Expect me in ten minutes. If you do not meet
19 XV   |  at the place you named in ten minutes.”~But Jacques Rival
20 XV   |    I should have preferred ten millions. That did not cost
21 XVI  | watch of it. After waiting ten minutes, he saw Madeleine
22 XVI  |   of paper she lighted the ten candles in the candelabra
23 XVIII|    a clear, autumn day. At ten o’clock the curious began