Chapter

 1 I   |        to fish after noon. After ten in the morning it is all
 2 I   |    before sitting down to table.~Ten minutes later they were
 3 III |         very moderate average of ten a day, at twenty francs
 4 III |       seventy-five thousand; for ten patients was certainly below
 5 III |         at home to, say, another ten patients, at ten francs
 6 III |         another ten patients, at ten francs each—thirty-six thousand
 7 III |        whom he would charge only ten francs for a visit, or see
 8 VI  |         the day.~They set out at ten to get there to breakfast.
 9 VI  |          has come over you these ten minutes; have you lost your
10 VII |          wholly and forever; for ten years I was as much his
11 VIII|          purser makes as much as ten thousand, and the doctor
12 VIII| everything, which makes it up to ten thousand at least. That