Chapter

 1  2,1|          has smashed two or three hundred francs' worth of dishes.
 2  2,2|       four months, at least seven hundred yards of silk, velvet, satin,
 3  2,2|        Twenty-seven thousand nine hundred and thirty-three francs,
 4  2,3|          income of seven or eight hundred thousand francs a year,
 5  2,4|   Baroness Trigault has lost five hundred louis in betting. The Baroness
 6  2,5|           back with me! I had two hundred thousand francs! I said
 7  2,5|   son-in-law came to ask me for a hundred thousand francs, and when
 8  3,2|        marquis has an income of a hundred and fifty or two hundred
 9  3,2|          hundred and fifty or two hundred thousand francs," said he; "
10  3,2|         has I don't know how many hundred louis staked upon your horses." ~ ~
11  3,2|          will save you at least a hundred and fifty or sixty thousand
12  3,2|          himself. "Let us say two hundred and fifty thousand francs
13  3,2|    amounts to something like four hundred and thirty thousand francs
14  3,3|       know she has at least three hundred thousand francs safely invested;
15  4,1|          income of at least eight hundred thousand francs a year,
16  4,1|        francs a month, almost one hundred thousand francs a year,
17  4,2|         he. "I am certain that my hundred thousand francs will be
18  4,2|            His desire to borrow a hundred thousand francs of me proves
19  5,2|         Look! Bravo, Pompier! One hundred on Pompier!" ~But, alas!
20  5,3|           He hastily slipped five hundred francs into his pocket,
21  5,3|          face with a bill of four hundred francs, for which amount
22  5,3|      allowance. He had just three hundred francs left. ~ ~
23  5,4|          trousers for less than a hundred francs? What are three louis
24  5,6|          of netting at least five hundred thousand francs - a fortune -
25  6,2|           the other had lost five hundred thousand francs; and, in
26  6,2|   advantage; he had won about two hundred and eighty thousand francs. ~"
27  6,3|           will probably cost me a hundred thousand francs to do so,
28  6,3|          furniture worth? About a hundred thousand francs, isn't it?
29  6,3|          back, to the amount of a hundred thousand francs. On the
30  6,5|         winner to the tune of two hundred and eighty thousand francs."
31  7,3|           Banco!" or "I stake one hundred louis!" Standing silent
32  7,4|            One louis out of every hundred that change hands falls
33  7,5|        Lia d'Argeles. I wager one hundred louis on it. Why, if people
34  7,5|          I have an income of five hundred thousand francs,' and he'
35  7,6|         have gained - or lost - a hundred louis." ~He was nevertheless
36  8,4|          an income of five or six hundred thousand francs a year!
37  8,4|       Klopen's is not less than a hundred thousand francs a year -
38  9,6|           they let him have for a hundred louis. He had not been foolish,
39  9,6|         day, you would make three hundred and sixty-five thousand
40 10,2|          that's all. I have eight hundred francs hidden in my room,
41 10,2|        than be the possessor of a hundred thousand francs. If a horrible
42 10,3|           Here's the amount - one hundred francs - that I lost to
43 10,3|           into an envelope with a hundred franc-note which he drew
44 10,3|       Anjou Saint Honore hasn't a hundred numbers in it, and even
45 11,1|        wife must have less than a hundred thousand a year if she takes
46 12,2|          the institution with one hundred thousand francs, the yearly
47 12,4|        Trigault, who had placed a hundred thousand francs at his disposal;
48 13,1|           it. Shall I ever have a hundred thousand francs to repay
49 13,2|          enough of paying several hundred thousand francs a year for
50 13,2|          have won more than three hundred thousand francs from me,
51 13,2|      until one of us had won five hundred thousand francs," he said
52 13,4|          no money! I counted on a hundred thousand francs this morning.
53 13,5|        francs? Not more than five hundred thousand. A very handsome
54 13,5|     princely style. What are five hundred thousand francs under such
55 13,5|          an income of more than a hundred thousand francs a year,
56 13,5|           able to raise the eight hundred francs they owed him, and
57 13,5|           honor." ~"A debt of one hundred thousand francs?" ~"No,
58 13,6|    Trigault have in lending you a hundred thousand francs? None whatever.
59 13,6|          and ninety-five out of a hundred will tell you that their
60 13,8|           t take the place of the hundred thousand which Baron Trigault
61 14,2|       have gone back ten times, a hundred times, a thousand times,
62 15,4|       have married a wife worth a hundred thousand dollars, and then
63 15,5|      great city," she resumed. "A hundred francs was all that I possessed.
64 15,6| gaming-room yielded more than one hundred and fifty thousand francs
65 15,6|       amounted to more than eight hundred thousand francs a year.
66 16,1|        plebeians! Before he was a hundred paces from the house his
67 16,2|        they are worth more than a hundred thousand francs. Even Bourigeau
68 17,2|     receiving a salary of fifteen hundred francs a year, spent a couple
69 17,2|         he would willingly give a hundred francs over and above the
70 17,3|          t a fool. By expending a hundred and fifty thousand francs
71 18,5|        apartments rented for five hundred francs a year! ~Mademoiselle
72 19,4|          sum of two millions, two hundred and fifty thousand francs,
73 20,1|            At least three or four hundred people had assembled in
74 20,2|           despise me! Are there a hundred among you? are there even