Chapter

 1 VIII   |     inscription, in letters of gold: ‘Paris, 25 Frimaire; year
 2 XVI    |        adorned with a crest of gold the slightest inequalities
 3 XXIII  |        yield to the thirst for gold? Has not this dead man whom
 4 XXIII  |       true,” replied Joe, “but gold! Mr. Kennedy, won’t you
 5 XXIII  | possible that there is so much gold in them, and that all this
 6 XXIII  |      if you think that so much gold would make them happy.”~“
 7 XXIII  |        quartz, which contained gold enclosed as though in an
 8 XXIII  |   would have given much of the gold before him for a little
 9 XXIV   |     plunged into that ocean of gold. He kept entirely silent,
10 XXVIII |      between the water and the gold. Joe hesitated no longer,
11 XXXVII |       great feeling. “Heart of gold! we were not astray in trusting
12 XXXVIII|    that, for twelve mutkals of gold, or about twenty-five dollars,
13 XL     |       narrative! At a grain of gold per head, I could have got