Chapter

 1  2,1|         MUST be rich to pay such a price for his angry fits." ~"Well,"
 2  6,1|         had given her honor as the price of her son's happiness and
 3  6,1|          bread purchased at such a price! Why have you dishonored
 4  9,6|          sell it at less than cost price; and to recoup this worthy
 5 13,4|       before paying the stipulated price, naturally required an exact
 6 13,4| prodigality, have so increased the price of everything that life
 7 13,6|         impossible to have a fixed price for services like mine.
 8 13,8|            and I paid a good round price, I assure you. Now comes
 9 13,8|           me? You can set your own price on your services." ~More
10 15,5|       saved, Wilkie, but at what a price!" ~ ~
11 18,4|       purchasing without regard to price. It might have been fancied
12 19,5|            we must conquer, at any price. This is the only reason