Chapter

 1  1,2|       valuable mines. The marvellous luxury so surprised Pascal, that
 2  2,5|              so as to win wealth and luxury for you more quickly. Fool
 3  2,5|          been living in almost regal luxury? ever asked yourself into
 4  3,1|            to gratify her desire for luxury that I have toiled to amass
 5  3,4|              was exceedingly fond of luxury, M. de Chalusse effected
 6  6,4|          poor wretches whose passing luxury scandalizes honest women.'" ~"
 7  7,2|    considerably overcome. The air of luxury that pervaded the entire
 8  7,5|              when he has a taste for luxury and a horror for work." ~ ~
 9  7,6|              cherished visions fade. Luxury and notoriety, high-stepping
10  8,5|    constantly increasing passion for luxury and display, to the furore
11  8,5| establishment be reconciled with the luxury noticeable in the other,
12  9,2|           false appearances and sham luxury which is a thousand times
13 10,5|           had scarcely imagined such luxury as pervaded this establishment.
14 10,5|         though he did not envy, this luxury. He said to himself that,
15 11,2|              are surrounded by every luxury while I am dying of starvation." ~
16 13,1|            careless, prodigal, regal luxury was apparent everywhere.
17 13,3|           detected a difference. The luxury of the Rue de la Ville-l'
18 13,5|               They both of them love luxury, and their establishment
19 14,4|          that what he had considered luxury was scarcely the shadow
20 20,3|           what I desired - a life of luxury, brief if it must be, but
21 20,3|            wine, all the delights of luxury, and everything that gratifies