Chapter

1  2,4|         procuring it. Pawn your diamonds for thirty thousand francs -
2  2,4|         why? It is because your diamonds were long since sold and
3  3,3|     invested; her furniture and diamonds are worth as much more.
4  6,3| wardrobe, cashmeres, laces, and diamonds of Madame Lia d'Argeles
5  6,4|         be delighted to display diamonds purchased at the sale of
6  8,4|   toilettes and the flashing of diamonds, the admiration of gentlemen,
7  9,6|      the same with lace as with diamonds, you should purchase them
8 16,2|    wouldn't take her jewels and diamonds away with her, which seemed