Chapter

 1  2,1| millionaire, eager to conquer difficulties, jealous of achieving the
 2  3,3|      was attended by too many difficulties, and even dangers. Mademoiselle
 3  6,4|     account of your financial difficulties, and tell the public what
 4  9,1|    For she felt that the real difficulties would not begin until she
 5  9,2|    some means to surmount the difficulties which stood in her way that
 6 13,5|      proof that his financial difficulties were not known. "Ah! I have
 7 13,6|    Question people who are in difficulties, and ninety-five out of
 8 15,3|       of its requirements and difficulties. I knew, of course, that
 9 16,2|    Wilkie. "What a pity! Such difficulties never assail any one but
10 17,2|    Pascal Ferailleur, and the difficulties of the task in no wise weakened
11 19,2|   quite possible that serious difficulties might arise. Madame Leon,
12 20,1|      true that a few trifling difficulties presented themselves. For