Chapter

 1  1,1|  content with breakfast and fifteen francs a month, on condition
 2  1,1|     I have never given over fifteen francs." ~But Madame Vantrasson
 3  1,1|  you that I could only give fifteen francs," interrupted Madame
 4  6,4|    sought us everywhere for fifteen years, but he has not yet
 5  8,3|    collect and sell at from fifteen sous to two francs a pound,
 6 10,1|    M. Fortunat. ~What! keep fifteen francs and fifteen sous?
 7 10,1|     keep fifteen francs and fifteen sous? Under any other circumstances
 8 10,6|    exchange, he'll give you fifteen sous for your trouble, and
 9 10,6|    What! you'd only give me fifteen sous to measure such a distance
10 13,6|     money at from twelve to fifteen per cent. interest, plus
11 13,6|  francs the first time, and fifteen thousand the second. Was
12 17,2| while receiving a salary of fifteen hundred francs a year, spent