Chapter

 1  5,2|       her beautiful hair. ~Their poverty had not lasted long. He
 2  5,4|   chooses to make it - wealth or poverty. Twenty thousand francs
 3  5,5|       him of the grim phantom of poverty forever. And it was this
 4  5,6|         herself in the depths of poverty. She was obliged to live.
 5  7,3|       knew the horrors of abject poverty, and I wished to save my
 6  9,2|      than an existence of abject poverty. "Is it possible that I
 7 11,2|          at last become weary of poverty and privations. She had
 8 11,2|         great love vanished? Had poverty and sorrow broken her spirit
 9 11,2|         untidiness of sorrow and poverty has its bounds. A long time
10 11,2| cold-blooded hypocrites who make poverty their purveyor, and whose
11 12,1|        to all the temptations of poverty, and the horrors of shame
12 13,1|       poor people who wore their poverty with grace and dignity,
13 15,4|     However, his gloomy fears of poverty were not realized. A delightful
14 18,1|          down into the depths of poverty and crime. What might he
15 18,5|       her last years in the same poverty that had made her youth
16 19,4|         should be left in abject poverty while they are enjoying
17 20,3|       the rank of captain, their poverty is necessarily extreme.