Chapter

 1 3 |  Bearn are not generally very rich, and I have no reason to
 2 8 | moment." ~"Admirable! You are rich then, my dear Monsieur Bonacieux?" ~"
 3 11|   what she has." Such as were rich gave in addition a part
 4 11|   mercer had said that he was rich; the young man might easily
 5 11|     woman is at the same time rich takes nothing from the beginning
 6 11|      least, when the woman is rich and the lover is not, that
 7 12|       of two kings, immensely rich, all-powerful in a kingdom
 8 27|     no preference." ~"And the rich caparison, is that mine,
 9 27|  speak French." ~"What, those rich holsters, that velvet housing,
10 29|       man. I know you are not rich, Madame Coquenard, and that
11 29|       s wife; "for if you are rich, Madame Coquenard, then
12 29|       refusal." ~"When I said rich," replied the procurator'
13 29| literally. I am not precisely rich, though I am pretty well
14 31|  marquis was young, handsome, rich, and high in the cardinal'
15 34|     join our friends; as I am rich, we will today begin to
16 34|    expecting that you will be rich in your turn." ~"My faith!"
17 35|   Gascon, proud to display so rich a gift in the eyes of his
18 39|    for your poems." ~"You are rich, then?" said Aramis. ~"Rich?
19 39|   rich, then?" said Aramis. ~"Rich? Richest, my dear fellow!" ~
20 45|     Athos. "Hell has made you rich, hell has given you another
21 50|   hands. Were you not already rich enough--you who possess
22 59|       throwing upon a couch a rich toilet robe, worked with