Chapter

 1  2,3|          francs. For what was this amount to a confirmed gambler who,
 2  2,4|           it! I will give you this amount, but not just now. Still
 3  4,1| half-petulant tone; "I haven't the amount!" ~It was not disappointment
 4  4,1|          When I say I haven't that amount, I mean that I haven't got
 5  4,1|          paid her debts to a large amount, and in spite of all this,
 6  5,3|          only endowed with a small amount of intelligence, he learned
 7  5,3|      francs quarterly. Here is the amount for the first quarter, and
 8  5,3|           shall send you a similar amount. I say 'shall SEND,' because
 9  5,3|          hundred francs, for which amount he was obliged to go to
10  5,4|           have remitted the entire amount to you. Not a penny remains
11  6,3|          play next summer; and the amount had better be spent in a
12  6,3|       dated some time back, to the amount of a hundred thousand francs.
13  8,1|       seeing that he had the exact amount - "And my gratuity?" he
14  9,1|    withhold a portion of the small amount." For the Parisian tradesman
15  9,6|         refused almost double that amount from a celebrated connoisseur
16 10,1|          nor M. Ferailleur has the amount - ah, well! I'll advance -
17 10,3|         DEAR VISCOUNT - Here's the amount - one hundred francs - that
18 12,4|    essential point was to use this amount in such a way as to win
19 13,1|          he added, "and see if the amount is correct." ~But Pascal,
20 13,5|           If he could procure that amount he might obtain a momentary
21 13,8|         won at least ten times the amount they had cost him. I accepted
22 13,8|        table, saying: "Here is the amount, Monsieur le Marquis. I
23 13,8|           But double or triple the amount! The deuce! that requires
24 14,5|            successfully resist any amount of entreaty on his part. "
25 14,5|         own wishes. I felt that no amount of slander or disgrace would
26 17,2|            extorting some trifling amount from him, and who was employed
27 17,2|          francs over and above the amount you owe him, to ascertain
28 19,4|           embarrassed by the large amount of money he had on hand.