Chapter

 1  5,5|     certainly to give me some reward." But to carry this plan
 2  8,2|    her a sufficiently liberal reward to compensate for all personal
 3 10,2|    honest men ought to ask no reward for the performance of a
 4 10,3|  Never in life! Who'd get the reward? A viscount is always generous;
 5 10,3|    give me twenty francs as a reward for my honesty. And that'
 6 10,3|    believe me, if there's any reward, you shall see that I know
 7 12,1|    courage met with its first reward. ~He was no longer the same
 8 15,3|     thought he would reap the reward of his labor. In a few weeks'
 9 15,6| Viscount de Coralth the large reward he had promised him - a
10 15,6|       he had promised him - a reward promised in writing, unfortunately. "
11 17,1|  fascinated that he wished no reward for his toil! This was so
12 17,3|       a glass of brandy, as a reward for his toil, some little
13 17,3|   comrades, come in, and I'll reward you with a famous drink!" ~