Chapter

 1  6,3|     sufficiently to offer twenty sous for one of the dainty trifles
 2  6,5| Ferailleur - I wouldn't give ten sous for Valorsay's and Coralth'
 3  8,3|         and sell at from fifteen sous to two francs a pound, according
 4 10,1|      driver four francs and five sous, here's the change." ~"Keep
 5 10,1|       fifteen francs and fifteen sous? Under any other circumstances
 6 10,6|           he'll give you fifteen sous for your trouble, and six
 7 10,6|        for your trouble, and six sous for your omnibus fare. Besides,
 8 10,6|       you'd only give me fifteen sous to measure such a distance
 9 10,6|      well! you shall have thirty sous - but be off!" ~"So I will,
10 11,2|          I arrive at smoking ten sous cigars, I sha'n't come here
11 11,3|   evening he declined the twenty sous proffered him by Madame
12 11,3|        he muttered: "Take twenty sous from that poor creature,
13 11,3|          counting out the thirty sous which he had promised his
14 15,5|      succeeded in earning twenty sous a day. And it was not long
15 17,3|       office. There for eighteen sous he dined, or rather supped,