Chapter

 1  1,1|        madame - a count - and so rich that he didn't know how
 2  2,1|      worth of dishes. He MUST be rich to pay such a price for
 3  3,3|        Kami-Bey, you know - that rich Turk - and as our sittings
 4  3,3|        de Chalusse was immensely rich, and he was a bachelor.
 5  5,1|      possess. "Why should such a rich man stoop to cheat?" asked
 6  5,4|          his family must be very rich to allow him so much money.
 7  5,5|       the truth, I shall soon be rich," said he. "But, in the
 8  5,6|              And when he becomes rich, will you be able to retain
 9  5,6|      your influence over him?" ~"Rich or poor, I can mould him
10  5,6|      reveal to you will make you rich; but it might ruin me if
11  7,5|              And - -is my father rich?" he inquired. ~"No." ~"
12 10,5|          that, if ever he became rich, his establishment should
13 10,6|  possible connection between the rich baroness and the poor tobacco
14 11,2|       does she say?" ~"That he's rich - very rich." ~"And what
15 11,2|            That he's rich - very rich." ~"And what else?" ~The
16 11,2|          his father? That he was rich, and that, in case he returned,
17 11,4|          man. People fancy he is rich; but he is ruined. Yes,
18 11,5|          intention of marrying a rich wife in order to retrieve
19 13,1|       the bronze balustrade, the rich carpet, the magnificent
20 13,2|          foreigner and immensely rich, everybody fancies he has
21 13,5|          foolish age, almost all rich people are in arrears. What
22 13,5|   revealed the fact that certain rich folks, who had an income
23 13,5|      Marquis de Valorsay is very rich and very well known, and
24 13,5|            Is it possible that a rich man like you can be troubled
25 13,7|       society; a man who is very rich and very highly respected,
26 14,5|          other hand, if you were rich, you would probably lead
27 15,1|   determination of trapping some rich heiress, and forcing her
28 15,1|        he was pursuing two other rich young girls, persuaded that
29 15,3|          course, that there were rich people and poor people,
30 15,3|            And I should now be a rich man,' he added, 'a very
31 15,3|          man,' he added, 'a very rich man - I should be rolling
32 15,4|    dollars, and then I should be rich at last!' After that, I
33 15,4|          acquaintance of several rich planters, and spent his
34 15,5|        the appearance of being a rich woman. Who knows what they
35 15,6|          will still be immensely rich. All the estimates which
36 15,6| Compromise with him. You will be rich enough to satisfy his greed
37 17,1|          resumed: "When I become rich, when I'm a great banker,
38 18,3|            You suppose that I am rich, monsieur," she resumed
39 18,5|       she was the richest of the rich, had sunk into the very
40 19,3|         not aware of it, you are rich, and the sole heiress to