Chapter

 1 III|      he could easily make a hundred thousand francs a year.
 2 III| addresses and scribbled two hundred notes, he got home to breakfast
 3 III|     But then he must work a hundred times harder than he would
 4 III|     of a half-year, fifteen hundred francs, as soon as Jean
 5 IV | brother to lend him fifteen hundred francs for three months,
 6 IV |   it for two thousand eight hundred francs a year. They asked
 7 IV |    I got a reduction of two hundred francs on taking for three,
 8 IV |   and lent him money, a few hundred francs perhaps, forgotten
 9 V  |   from the deck of a ship a hundred miles from shore. He passed
10 IX |    a profit is made of five hundred per cent. The old fellow