Chap.

 1        2|          was now busy reading her fortune by the cards; she had never
 2        3|       that time running through a fortune with a rage of life and
 3        3|          practice with a handsome fortune and was now leading a sufficiently
 4        4|  establishment newly smiled on by fortune and as yet lacking the necessary
 5        4|           less stupid hash of his fortune. While talking he watched
 6        4|            at any rate, to save a fortune for her daughter. The latter
 7        4|         night to be paid for by a fortune.~“Now tell me, dear boy,”
 8        6|           but order could lead to fortune! And so far as she was concerned,
 9        7|     realize it at once; his whole fortune was at her service.~“No,
10        8| shopkeeper who has retired on his fortune. Nana was struck and did
11        9|      embrace, was coming into the fortune of a very rich uncle! It
12        9|     myself, I would give my whole fortune. Yes, that would be my only
13       10|     renegade who had devoured his fortune in the company of vile women;
14       10|         finishing the last of his fortune in an access of burning,
15       11|       Prix were going to make her fortune, wanted to take up a position
16       11|           ever ready to take Dame Fortune by storm.~“The deuce, how
17       11|          the utter breakup of his fortune. The bookmaker being thus
18       11|          at any rate have made my fortune! He said to Labordette that
19       12|         which was devouring their fortune. Her ruinous caprices began
20       12|           hand in his sudden good fortune.~“Thank you,” she said,
21       12|        was bound to leave him his fortune. The ladies, however, shook
22       13|          the remains of his great fortune, he let himself be gradually
23       13|          her ambition to make her fortune thereby, and she was investing
24       13|    foundations and had built up a fortune on the bodies of dead men.~“
25       14|       meditative respect for this fortune acquired among the barbarians.~