Chapter

 1 1 |        was worth at least twenty livres; and the words which had
 2 1 |   Artagnan sold him for the nine livres did not conceal from the
 3 21|        gained a hundred thousand livres a year by the Duke of Buckingham. ~"
 4 28|         hundred and seventy-five livres," said d'Artagnan, who reckoned
 5 28|      lots. With the four hundred livres we will make the half of
 6 28|          require fifteen hundred livres." ~"Four times fifteen makes
 7 28|        makes sixty--six thousand livres," said Athos. ~"It seems
 8 28|       Artagnan, "with a thousand livres each-- I do not speak as
 9 28|        of his senses. A thousand livres! For my part, I declare
10 32|        two thousand five hundred livres! I even think that with
11 32|      manage it with two thousand livres." ~"Good God!" cried she, "
12 32|         cried she, "two thousand livres! Why, that is a fortune!" ~
13 32|          more than three hundred livres." ~"Three hundred livres?
14 32|         livres." ~"Three hundred livres? Then put down three hundred
15 32|      Then put down three hundred livres," said the procurator's
16 32|  Buckingham. These three hundred livres he reckoned upon putting
17 32|        should give eight hundred livres in money, and should furnish
18 33|    missed three hundred thousand livres' income." ~"That's true,"
19 34|    carcass is not worth eighteen livres. But how did this horse
20 38|   blemish. They asked a thousand livres for him. ~He might perhaps
21 38|         which cost three hundred livres. ~But when the saddle and
22 38|   returned with the two thousand livres, and without having met
23 39|       cost you?" ~"Eight hundred livres." ~"Here are forty double
24 41|       worth five or six thousand livres, which he wore on his finger;
25 47|        containing seven thousand livres. ~This was the price of
26 48|    little bag?" ~"Seven thousand livres, in louis of twelve francs." ~"
27 48|        francs." ~"Seven thousand livres!" cried Porthos. "That poor
28 48|         was worth seven thousand livres?" ~"It appears so," said
29 48|       must receive seven hundred livres for going, and seven hundred
30 48|         going, and seven hundred livres for coming back; and Bazin,
31 48|         and Bazin, three hundred livres for going, and three hundred
32 48|         going, and three hundred livres for returning--that will
33 48|         the sum to five thousand livres. We will each take a thousand
34 48|        will each take a thousand livres to be employed as seems
35 48|       leave a fund of a thousand livres under the guardianship of
36 48|         claim your seven hundred livres, but you did not run much
37 63| contained eight hundred thousand livres. ~Mousqueton had a magnificent
38 67| contained eight hundred thousand livres. ~Mousqueton had a magnificent