Chap.

 1        2|  hundred francs for the nurse, fifty for your journey and expenses,
 2        2|       that’s three hundred and fifty. Fifty francs I keep.”~The
 3        2|       three hundred and fifty. Fifty francs I keep.”~The big
 4        2| remember where she had put her fifty francs on changing her dress.
 5        2|    sharper of the two. He took fifty francs but left one piece
 6        2|       they’ve got away with my fifty francs!”~She wasn’t vexed.
 7        4|        who had by now won some fifty louis from Vandeuvres. A
 8        8|       Laure was a lady of some fifty summers, whose swelling
 9        9|      scrap of a part, a paltry fifty lines, just as if she could
10        9|        only made a hundred and fifty with him, she would be the
11       11|   Italiens, freighted with its fifty passengers, and was now
12       11|   taken at two to one.~“Always fifty to one against,” replied
13       11|      ago. Well, no, after all! Fifty louis on Lusignan; what
14       11|  sagacity. He would put on her fifty louis for her as he might
15       11|   cried, astounded. “They were fifty to one against me. What’
16       11|        sportsman would take at fifty to one against! What did
17       11|   seeing that he had just laid fifty to one about her in two
18       11|      louis, for he had put her fifty on Nana at forty to one.
19       11| intended, was still quoting at fifty to one against. Cleared
20       12|        not recognize more than fifty people. Where did all this
21       13| bootmaker. Her stable devoured fifty thousand for her, and in
22       13|    designs. The bed would cost fifty thousand francs, and Muffat
23       14|      furniture. “Yes, my dear, fifty–two boxes, enormous cases