Book,  Chapter

1       II,  VI |  professor pocketed his French coins with a satisfaction far
2       II,  VII|    lying on the table, and the coins which had just been borrowed
3       II,  VII|      satisfy myself that these coins are in proper condition
4       II,  VII|    standard of which the other coins, whether gold, silver, or
5       II,  VII|        diameters of the silver coins representing five francs,
6       II,  VII| placing such a number of these coins in juxtaposition that the
7       II,  VII|     the weights, of the French coins are rigidly determined by
8       II,  VII|       weight of forty of these coins is known to amount to one
9       II,  VII|      we have to see what these coins weigh here upon Gallia.”~