Chapter

 1  1,1|     victimized, when his honor and fortune, his present and future,
 2  2,3|            frown, gained or lost a fortune every evening of his life.
 3  2,5|           stakes are large, and my fortune is imperilled, I sometimes
 4  3,2|            justification. With his fortune and his name, he is in a
 5  3,2|           if he were poor - if his fortune were impaired - if he felt
 6  3,3|          will no doubt double your fortune; for I'm sure you won't
 7  3,3|            don't deserve such good fortune. I must have been born under
 8  3,3|          husband had gone to tempt fortune in America. Being an honest
 9  3,4|         devil who went to seek his fortune in America? What imaginable
10  5,1|          de Valorsay's favor - his fortune, or, at least, the fortune
11  5,1|         fortune, or, at least, the fortune he was supposed to possess. "
12  5,3|         somebody, and to acquire a fortune, work, for you have no property,
13  5,3|      henceforth, and that he had a fortune at his command. There it
14  5,5|            If I present him with a fortune, the simpleton ought certainly
15  5,5|         put you in possession of a fortune of several millions?" ~M.
16  5,5|         would give him half of the fortune he gave me." ~"That's too
17  5,5|        possession of this enormous fortune." ~M. Wilkie started back
18  5,6|            fool has squandered his fortune? I fancy I've had enough
19  5,6|        hundred thousand francs - a fortune - a competency, and the
20  5,6|           that this wonderful good fortune was too much for him, and
21  6,3|         Marguerite, even without a fortune. "The wretch knows through
22  6,4| transaction. He only saw in me the fortune that I was to inherit. Oh!
23  6,4|           will give you a handsome fortune and we will divide it. I
24  6,4|           my share of the paternal fortune. As for claiming it himself,
25  6,4|         possession of my brother's fortune - my husband would instantly
26  6,4|            I shall remain poor. My fortune is not so large as people
27  6,5|            to obtain and hold your fortune independent of your husband." ~"
28  7,4|         starvation? What about the fortune?" ~"What fortune?" ~"Eh?
29  7,4|         about the fortune?" ~"What fortune?" ~"Eh? why, my uncle's,
30  7,5|            rights. To receive this fortune, I should be obliged to
31  7,5|               Because, though this fortune belongs to me, the control
32  7,7|         wishes to defraud me of my fortune. To-morrow, I call you all
33  8,3|        father and all her hopes of fortune. But he did forget himself
34  8,5|          been protected by a large fortune from the stern realities
35  9,3|          to search for the pocket. Fortune favored her! The key was
36 11,4|         you, your person, and your fortune that are imperilled. It
37 11,5|       marry me, now that I have no fortune?" ~M. Fortunat had gradually
38 12,1|            his connections and his fortune, had promised him his help.
39 12,1|          thousand dangers to win a fortune for her. The husband who
40 12,2|        proved the nucleus of their fortune. They did not mention this
41 12,4|           bequeath her his immense fortune? One of these stories must
42 13,1|   sacrifice a sum which would be a fortune to many men? Yes. Very well,
43 13,3|          least half of the immense fortune he had inherited. However,
44 13,4|         care to squander an entire fortune in a couple of years. These
45 13,5|          thousand. A very handsome fortune, no doubt, and I should
46 13,8|            am about to retrieve my fortune - to make it even larger
47 14,3|            reason of his name, his fortune, and his connections - the
48 14,3|    adventures, his horses, and his fortune, more than sufficed to make
49 14,4|            his head. "Let us thank fortune that he is as he is. No
50 14,5|       downward path except a large fortune. If you were poor and compelled
51 15,1|          splendor of alliance, and fortune. When I was a child, my
52 15,1|          of leaving all the family fortune to my brother, so that he
53 15,4|         thousand dollars - a small fortune. I hoped that he would now
54 15,4|          me should never enjoy the fortune which had been his only
55 15,4|        separated from this immense fortune - the dream of his life -
56 15,6|           world, and win position, fortune, and even name for himself.
57 15,6|           estate, he concealed his fortune in every possible way. It
58 15,6|  appearance and lays claim to this fortune, I entreat you to avoid
59 18,3|            resumed, "with no other fortune than my epaulettes, no other
60 18,3|           possession of an immense fortune. Perhaps in this wild pursuit
61 18,5|           was braving death to win fortune for her, had been dazzled
62 18,5|            disposed of his immense fortune in a way that would enable
63 19,2|             a widow. and ruined in fortune by an unprincipled scoundrel,
64 19,3|            the sole heiress to the fortune of the Count de Chalusse,
65 19,3|          bequeathed you his entire fortune. This document, the validity
66 19,4|          have a penny of the large fortune which really belonged to
67 19,4|        while they are enjoying the fortune they have stolen from you.
68 20,1|            enjoyment of a princely fortune. Madame d'Argeles's renunciation