Chapter

 1  1,1|           Would they haggle over ten francs to secure such a
 2  3,2|          if I don't get eight or ten thousand louis for the lot.
 3  3,3|        our sittings are eight or ten hours long, we play in his
 4  3,4|          and the husband who for ten long years had pursued the
 5  3,4|         to me with his own lips. Ten or twelve years passed before
 6  5,3|         calculation, he was just ten years old when, one Sunday,
 7  5,3| Patterson made his appearance at ten o'clock precisely, took
 8  5,3|        acted as his guardian for ten years. None of M. Patterson'
 9  5,5|          at least three times in ten seconds; and it was in a
10  5,6|         Monday morning, at about ten o'clock, he presented himself
11  5,6|      informed, at least eight or ten millions of property." ~
12  6,5|        prodigal use of rouge. At ten o'clock, when the first
13  6,5|     Ferailleur - I wouldn't give ten sous for Valorsay's and
14  7,5|      which is valued at eight or ten millions of francs. Do you
15  9,1|      remained there from five to ten minutes, and then, bowing
16 10,1|      place soon. And if it takes ten thousand francs to put them
17 10,2|      this affair, you shall have ten francs a day; and I'll pay
18 10,3|       Yes - when a fellow hasn't ten thousand francs a year." ~"
19 10,5|         lodge eight balls out of ten in the neck of a bottle
20 10,5|    intervals between the nine or ten journeys he made to the
21 11,2|         When I arrive at smoking ten sous cigars, I sha'n't come
22 11,3|      morning, he had refused the ten francs a day that M. Fortunat
23 13,5|          francs." ~"I should say ten millions, at least." ~"Then
24 13,5|        the baron derive from his ten millions of francs? Not
25 13,6|         from bankruptcy, I asked ten thousand francs the first
26 13,8|        assured me - won at least ten times the amount they had
27 13,8|        leave Paris. Ah! I'd give ten thousand francs to any one
28 14,2|          ought to have gone back ten times, a hundred times,
29 14,4|          to think that there are ten thousand in Paris built
30 16,4|        admirably. After eight or ten days' solitary confinement
31 16,4|       estate cannot be less than ten millions. Five will go to
32 17,2|      Nevertheless it was already ten o'clock when he arrived
33 17,2|        to an outsider. "Have you ten minutes to spare?" ~"Ten
34 17,2|         ten minutes to spare?" ~"Ten days, if necessary," rejoined
35 17,3|         2140. Listen: Friday, at ten minutes past nine, sent
36 18,3|     exaggerating - I possess but ten thousand francs in the world -
37 18,4|          to buy all Paris. About ten o'clock she dragged Marguerite
38 19,3|         must be at home again by ten o'clock, if she consents
39 19,5|        you see that it is almost ten o'clock?" ~He hesitated;
40 20,1|        evening, between nine and ten o'clock, M. de Valorsay
41 20,1|          their leisure." ~It was ten o'clock when M. Wilkie made
42 20,3|          two packages containing ten thousand francs each. The
43 20,3|          life, and the latter to ten years' imprisonment. Nothing