Chapter

 1  1,1|          What would you charge per month?" inquired Pascal. ~She
 2  1,1|     breakfast and fifteen francs a month, on condition she was allowed
 3  1,1|         shall want thirty francs a month," replied Madame Vantrasson,
 4  2,1|         very frequently during the month of June," remarked the baroness. ~
 5  2,1|       Trouville, where I spent the month of July," interrupted the
 6  2,1|         are but few entries in the month of August," continued Van
 7  2,2|            eight thousand francs a month for her toilette - that
 8  4,1|            eight thousand francs a month, almost one hundred thousand
 9  5,1|           time, he regularly every month presented them with fabulous
10  5,2|         state of things scarcely a month, when one morning a stranger
11  5,3|            when, at the end of the month, he counted his money to
12  5,4|          to hire a carriage by the month and a servant. ~From that
13  8,2|               But it's more than a month since M. Gustave slept here?" ~"
14  8,2|        very much hurried this last month, having to do all the washing
15  9,1|           carriage from you by the month, and because I happen to
16  9,6|          fully a thousand francs a month, and three horses and a
17 13,1|          to him in an hour or in a month, all at once or in fifty
18 13,2| first-class happiness at so much a month. If I get it I pay for it;
19 13,6|        lend him fifty francs for a month, they would say to him as
20 15,4|         where we remained nearly a month, during which time I saw
21 15,5|      shelter. For sixteen francs a month, which I was compelled to
22 16,1|         will take the newspapers a month to digest this strange romance.
23 18,1|          grandeur for a year, or a month, or a day longer! Had they
24 20,3|            save the fifty francs a month allowed them by their son,