Chapter

 1  3,2|      francs I won last year, cost me at least fifty thousand." ~ ~
 2  3,3|    conceal her fault, at any cost; and one night, being completely
 3  4,1|        all these things will cost a nice little sum." ~"A
 4  5,1|     friend, Domingo's defeat cost me two thousand louis!'"
 5  5,3|     the following year, at a cost of five thousand francs,
 6  6,3|  innocence. It will probably cost me a hundred thousand francs
 7  7,4|      sorrow and pain it will cost you." ~"I have considered.
 8  7,4|   shelter them. These things cost money. And where will you
 9  7,5|   paid for it, or whether it cost me nothing - but I know
10  9,3|    and materials. And at the cost of a terrible headache,
11  9,6|    Subtle reasoning that has cost many a husband dear! ~On
12  9,6|      to sell it at less than cost price; and to recoup this
13  9,6| morning. ~"And all this will cost us less than the miserable
14  9,6|      I say. I've counted the cost. What with gratuities and
15  9,6|  horses and a coachman won't cost you more. And what a difference!
16 11,4|   step she was about to take cost her a terrible effort. It
17 12,3|    sacrifice which must have cost her a severe struggle? And
18 13,3|     claims to glory, and had cost him at least half of the
19 13,6|   What will this negotiation cost me?" ~Pascal had expected
20 13,8|    times the amount they had cost him. I accepted his offer,
21 19,2|      to obey him implicitly, cost what it might. If he advised