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1 II |         France and is bought by wealthy Parisians. The real colonists,
2 III|         and a desire to live as wealthy men do. Duroy’s room was
3 XV | newspaper; he was M. Walter the wealthy Israelite, and he wished
4 XV |          He had thought himself wealthy with the five hundred thousand
5 XV |         under foot; she was too wealthy; he would be inflexible.~
6 XV |       We shall see; you are too wealthy.”~“You, too, have inherited
7 XV |       him? Since she had become wealthy no doubt. He saw in him