Chapter

 1 1|      cheapen poignant regrets for three months to come. ~Do you
 2 1|       when the young man entered. Three bald-headed seniors were
 3 1|          they meant to try two or three coups, and then to depart
 4 1|       have divided his money into three parts to give himself more
 5 1|        out his hand and perceived three pennies. "Ah, kind gentleman!
 6 1|         the stranger compared the three galleries which civilization,
 7 1|         clerk of the Treasury for three years without receiving
 8 1|        method of laughter, two or three quick breathings through
 9 1|      strong enough to bring about three days of delirium! Passionate
10 1|         street, he ran up against three young men who were passing
11 1|          it is you, then?" ~These three friendly exclamations quickly
12 1|            a journal, with two or three hundred thousand francs,
13 1|          the leprosy of the time. Three hundred of your bourgeoisie,
14 1|  squandering the accumulations of three generations; that scoffs
15 2|          are put up during two or three storms at sea. Then, with
16 2|          du roi. I had nothing. ~"Three months later, an agent made
17 2|          must keep life in me for three years - the time I allowed
18 2|         necessaries, I found that three hundred and sixty-five francs
19 2|       Emile. ~"I lived for nearly three years in that way," Raphael
20 2|             Let us reckon it out. Three sous for bread, two for
21 2|          bread, two for milk, and three for cold meat, kept me from
22 2|  imagination. My lodgings cost me three sous daily; I burnt three
23 2|         three sous daily; I burnt three sous more in oil at night;
24 2|          sous for each day. I had three years' supply of clothing,
25 2|          the following day. ~"For three years I lived in this airy
26 2|         just left a garret, after three years of poverty, and I
27 2| sacrifices I had made in the past three months for Foedora! How
28 2|        down fifty crowns, and the three of us breakfasted together.
29 2|          study that I had led for three years past ended on this
30 2|            securing merely two or three hours' sleep in the early
31 2|           his heavy losses in the three per cents, and then I told
32 2|      please, take it!' ~"She laid three crowns upon the table, and
33 2|          and gained the street in three bounds, without looking
34 2|     mantelpiece.' ~"I gave myself three minutes' grace; the three
35 2|         three minutes' grace; the three minutes went by, and I did
36 2|        stock into threes, and the three per cents had fallen during
37 2|           t killed himself two or three times before he is thirty?
38 2|         funds, but owing to those three years of discipline, I enjoyed
39 2|            My signature was worth three thousand francs! Taking
40 2|         has just struck half-past three.' I was in the power of
41 2|          My bills were protested. Three days afterwards I met them,
42 3|          of France; then he spent three hundred thousand francs
43 3|          s a good deal, you know, three hundred thousand francs!
44 3|           pause. "Oh yes! We have three, four, or five millions,
45 3|           shirts twice a week for three francs every month to the
46 3|      looking at her watch; "it is three o'clock already! I ought
47 3|     Varenne. It is a quarter-past three now, and I must be back
48 3|          it has shrunk visibly in three months' time " ~"Quite so,"
49 3|            there stood before him three embodied theories; human
50 3|    knowledge fluctuated round the three points. Three of the doctors
51 3|           round the three points. Three of the doctors brought among
52 3|       answer the inquiries of the three professors, occasionally
53 3|         work?" queried one of the three celebrated authorities,
54 3|        debauchery, after spending three years over an extensive
55 3|        his troubles in any of the three doctors. The three received
56 3|         of the three doctors. The three received every answer in
57 3|           conference in which the three professors were about to
58 3|        intelligence? One of these three elemental constituents always
59 3|            The pool might be some three acres in extent; its shape