Chapter

 1  2,3| Trigault, whose husband has an income of seven or eight hundred
 2  3,2|         But the marquis has an income of a hundred and fifty or
 3  3,2|        francs a year. Does his income equal that sum? Certainly
 4  4,1|       was supposed to enjoy an income of at least eight hundred
 5  4,1|        succeed in spending the income of several millions?" ~A
 6  7,4|        yourself forever of the income you received? Did no inward
 7  7,5|      you can reply: 'I have an income of five hundred thousand
 8  8,4|      of a man who possessed an income of five or six hundred thousand
 9 12,2|        and very proud of their income of seven thousand francs
10 12,2|    thousand francs, the yearly income of which is to constitute
11 13,5|       the magnitude of a man's income that constitutes affluence,
12 13,5|   rather the way in which that income is spent. In this foolish
13 13,5|    people are in arrears. What income does the baron derive from
14 13,5| certain rich folks, who had an income of more than a hundred thousand
15 13,7|       fight. When a man has an income of a million, he doesn't
16 15,6|   heard my father say that his income amounted to more than eight
17 15,6|    spent more than half of his income." ~Wilkie's nerves had never
18 20,3|        Who among you finds his income sufficient? Which one of