Chapter

1  2,5|      her as a dowry has been squandered, recklessly squandered -
2  2,5|  been squandered, recklessly squandered - for there isn't a penny
3  5,6|      fault that the fool has squandered his fortune? I fancy I've
4  6,2| which he wasted his life and squandered, or, at least risk, his
5  7,4|      two years? How have you squandered them? Have you been to the
6 14,1|  from which the money he had squandered for so many years had been
7 15,6|    thousand francs which you squandered. Now you know me as I really
8 15,6|     for bread after you have squandered your inheritance, even to