Chapter

 1  2,4|     Trigault has lost five hundred louis in betting. The Baroness
 2  3,2|            t know how many hundred louis staked upon your horses." ~ ~
 3  3,2|          get eight or ten thousand louis for the lot. Domingo alone
 4  4,1|           the use of five thousand louis for a year.'" ~The baron'
 5  5,1|        defeat cost me two thousand louis!'" M. de Valorsay had said
 6  5,4|     hundred francs? What are three louis a day to a man who hires
 7  5,5|          and I owe you twenty-five louis. This is scarcely the time
 8  5,5| inconvenience you to lend me fifty louis " ~"Certainly," interrupted
 9  6,5|             rather than give him a louis that came from you. You
10  7,3|            or "I stake one hundred louis!" Standing silent and motionless
11  7,4|         business pays me well. One louis out of every hundred that
12  7,5|       Argeles. I wager one hundred louis on it. Why, if people attempted
13  7,6|       gained - or lost - a hundred louis." ~He was nevertheless greatly
14  8,2|          court of Francis I. or of Louis XII. Indeed, she sometimes
15  9,6|         let him have for a hundred louis. He had not been foolish,
16 13,1|          worth at least a thousand louis, and harnessed to the baroness'
17 15,3|          my purse containing a few louis, a ring and a necklace,
18 20,3|         you have come to your last louis, you will do what I have