Chapter

 1 19 |        you take the bounty of his fortune rather than the sternness
 2 19 |     likely to befriend a moderate fortune with all its limitations
 3 19 | comfortable, not long. For even a Fortune, if cannot be carried but
 4 21 |           that I am poor, because fortune has grudged me riches, because
 5 23 |    discussion of the amount of my fortune, to put an end to your ignorance
 6 23 |          kidney, in your case the fortune makes the man. You are like
 7 23 |          It is only recently that fortune has smiled on you in the
 8 59 |           long since devoured his fortune; nothing is left him of
 9 70 |  inheritance of his grandfather's fortune, a fortune to which she
10 70 |          grandfather's fortune, a fortune to which she had by the
11 71 |       happens, transfer her whole fortune to the house of her new
12 71 |           had left but a moderate fortune, his mother possessed 4,
13 72 |  slightest risk entrust the whole fortune of the house. At first he
14 75 |           has lost a considerable fortune, though I admit that he
15 75 |       admit that he only got that fortune unexpectedly through a fraudulent
16 75 |         few short years, all this fortune has been destroyed by the
17 75 |       left him from his too ample fortune, sav e his depraved ambition
18 77 |          77] ~But though Rufinus' fortune is small, his hopes are
19 77 |        time; to keep his mother's fortune himself rather than deliberately
20 92 |      while Pudentilla, a woman of fortune, was content with 300,000,
21 96 |      utmost sincerity in his good fortune in having me for his step-father.
22 100|        son to whom she leaves her fortune; she leaves it rather t
23 100|      inheritance of your mother's fortune? ~