Chapter

 1  1,1|         her willingness to deduct five francs from the sum she
 2  1,1|          your dinner." And taking five francs from her pocket she
 3  1,2|           Vantrasson till four or five days had elapsed. If her
 4  1,2|           of the Hotel d'Argeles. Five or six footmen were lounging
 5  2,1|           hadn't been in the room five minutes before we heard
 6  2,4|        Baroness Trigault has lost five hundred louis in betting.
 7  3,3|           by her mother when only five or six months old; it is
 8  4,1|      doubt let me have the use of five thousand louis for a year.'" ~
 9  5,3|      following year, at a cost of five thousand francs, he beguiled
10  5,3|          am instructed to pay you five thousand francs quarterly.
11  5,3|      There it lay upon the table, five thousand francs in glittering
12  5,3|          this. He hastily slipped five hundred francs into his
13  5,3|          see what remained of the five thousand francs that had
14  5,6|      prospect of netting at least five hundred thousand francs -
15  6,2|         one or the other had lost five hundred thousand francs;
16  6,4|          Madame de Rochecote, her five daughters, and a great many
17  6,4|        you will disappear. I know five or six journalists; and
18  7,1|            then a third, and then five or six in quick succession. "
19  7,5|       reply: 'I have an income of five hundred thousand francs,'
20  8,4|   Yourself!" she repeated four or five times, as if to make sure
21  8,4|        who possessed an income of five or six hundred thousand
22  9,1|          they remained there from five to ten minutes, and then,
23  9,4|            There are only four or five persons before her." ~Four
24  9,4|     persons before her." ~Four or five persons! How long would
25  9,5|         the reception-room, where five or six clients were impatiently
26  9,5|        was, she stopped and spent five minutes at a shop in the
27  9,6|      spendthrift, and he had paid five thousand francs for them,
28 10,1|          advance - well, at least five thousand - without charging
29 10,1|        the driver four francs and five sous, here's the change." ~"
30 10,4|     address for me, I'll give you five francs for yourself,' so
31 10,4|           elegant ladies who give five francs for YOUR address?" ~"
32 10,5|         me on the go again. It is five o'clock, too, and I have
33 11,1|         or four labelled bottles, five or six boxes of cigars,
34 12,1|      attention, and it was nearly five o'clock when he reached
35 12,3|        felt she deserved. Four or five times she asked impatiently, "
36 13,2|           until one of us had won five hundred thousand francs,"
37 13,3|           half-open gate of which five or six servants were amusing
38 13,5|          of francs? Not more than five hundred thousand. A very
39 13,5|          princely style. What are five hundred thousand francs
40 13,6|         strange that I can't have five minutes' peace and quietness,"
41 14,3|         seemed to him that barely five minutes had elapsed since
42 14,5|      pointed at him; and he heard five or six epithets more expressive
43 15,5| difficulty in earning the four or five francs a day which I considered
44 15,6|         complain. Two millions at five per cent. ought to greatly
45 16,3|         until after he had walked five or six times round the smoking-room
46 16,4|           less than ten millions. Five will go to Madame d'Argeles,
47 16,4|           property. The remaining five will be mine. Come, confess
48 16,4|        home this evening at about five o'clock, I fancied I saw
49 17,1|        instance, every evening at five o-clock precisely, I might
50 17,3|         till a quarter past nine. Five cabs came in, but we need
51 17,3|          the next morning, before five o'clock, he was wandering
52 18,3|            Your father has met me five or six times at the table
53 18,5|   furnished apartments rented for five hundred francs a year! ~
54 19,3|         entreated you to grant me five minutes' Conversation." ~"
55 20,1|          started off at once, and five minutes later they were
56 20,2|         frightfully agitated that five or six persons sprang forward