Chapter

 1  2,5|   which I bestowed on her as a dowry has been squandered, recklessly
 2  3,3|     own. My future wife has no dowry save her black eyes - but
 3  3,4|   Marquise de Valorsay, has no dowry." ~The baron cast a look
 4 11,5|    powers of comprehension. My dowry was the only temptation
 5 12,2|        constitute the marriage dowry of some deserving orphan." ~
 6 15,1|        would take me without a dowry, or of compelling me to
 7 15,1|        her to him with a large dowry, after one of those disgraceful
 8 15,3| marriage arranged with a large dowry, to hush up the affair. '
 9 15,6|       millions to serve as the dowry of a young girl who would
10 18,3|     That would not even be the dowry required of an officer's