Chapter

 1  1,1|      employment for the three or four hours which were at her
 2  1,2|  question Madame Vantrasson till four or five days had elapsed.
 3  2,2|          all! That is to say, in four months, at least seven hundred
 4  3,2|        amounts to something like four hundred and thirty thousand
 5  3,3|          He had been absent some four months or so, when one morning
 6  5,2|          he must have been about four years old at that time.
 7  5,3|      face to face with a bill of four hundred francs, for which
 8  6,1|       Coralth, and M. Fortunat - four persons! She had confidence
 9  8,4|          Yourself!" she repeated four or five times, as if to
10  9,1|        who had a bill for nearly four thousand francs in his pocket,
11  9,4|     afternoon, between three and four o'clock. Above all, don'
12  9,4|        wait long. There are only four or five persons before her." ~
13  9,4|       five persons before her." ~Four or five persons! How long
14  9,6|   secured for the mere trifle of four thousand francs. "It was
15  9,6|          also, between three and four, I shall be at the house
16 10,1|        house - between three and four o'clock - I must speak with
17 10,1|     employer. "I paid the driver four francs and five sous, here'
18 10,2|         treatise on Volition, in four volumes, was no greater
19 10,3|         he read it over three or four times, asking himself if
20 10,5|     already climbing the stairs, four at a time, and, a moment
21 11,1|    fixtures for a few shillings. Four stone jars, and a couple
22 11,1|       wine-glasses, and three or four labelled bottles, five or
23 11,1|        little boy, some three or four years old, and clad in rags,
24 12,3|     which she felt she deserved. Four or five times she asked
25 12,3|       talented girl can learn in four years, when she finds herself
26 13,6|       inquired the marquis. ~"By four o'clock." ~"And I need fear
27 14,4|         case, call here again at four o'clock." ~But the thought
28 15,5|        difficulty in earning the four or five francs a day which
29 16,3|        the money?" ~"In three or four days' time." ~The bargain
30 18,2| extremely animated; and three or four adventures of garrison life
31 20,1|       already. At least three or four hundred people had assembled