Chapter

 1 1|      100,000 francs, and sold for a hundred pence, lay a lock with a
 2 1|          him. ~The ruins of fifteen hundred vanished years oppressed
 3 1|           to the experience of some hundred years at least, he stretched
 4 1|   Such-and-Such, than to pay eleven hundred million francs, nine centimes
 5 1|          journal, with two or three hundred thousand francs, good, at
 6 1|         needy man. ~"An income of a hundred thousand livres a year is
 7 1|         heard, a voice made up of a hundred confused clamors, which
 8 1|             cannot read more than a hundred and fifty thousand in his
 9 1|          leprosy of the time. Three hundred of your bourgeoisie, set
10 1|            I would cheerfully pay a hundred sous to any mathematician
11 1|            represented by some five hundred intellects. It neutralizes
12 1|            voice. "She never went a hundred leagues to drink in one
13 2|           and trembling fingers - a hundred crowns! The joys of my escapade
14 2|         found myself possessed of a hundred and sixty francs, I wrapped
15 2| Henceforward I shall let you have a hundred francs each month. Here
16 2|        agent made over to me eleven hundred and twelve francs, the net
17 2|             a linen bag with eleven hundred and twelve francs in it,
18 2|             with an annuity of four hundred francs, spoke to me as I
19 2|             was my plan. The eleven hundred francs must keep life in
20 2|     necessaries, I found that three hundred and sixty-five francs sufficed
21 2|             wear a coat that cost a hundred francs, and carry a diamond
22 2|             lightly paid away seven hundred thousand francs! The footman
23 2|           in his aunt's name, for a hundred crowns a volume.' ~" 'It'
24 2|            great deal more than six hundred francs. And then, if the
25 2|             wrote six sermons for a hundred crowns!' ~" 'After all,'
26 2|           know it; I have said so a hundred times; you must have understood
27 2|             only knew that the four hundred and fifty francs due to
28 2|          said. ~" 'Haven't you four hundred and fifty francs?' ~" 'Yes,
29 2|          Aha! Aha! I wished for two hundred thousand livres a year,
30 2|         wished for an income of two hundred thousand livres, didn't
31 2|         said Aquilina. ~"Wish for a hundred thousand a year for me!" ~"
32 2|     satisfied with an income of two hundred thousand livres. Please
33 3|        should lose an income of six hundred francs." ~A tall old man,
34 3|         France; then he spent three hundred thousand francs over furnishing
35 3|          good deal, you know, three hundred thousand francs! But every
36 3|             me nothing. There are a hundred thousand situations to be
37 3|         duck, comprising in all one hundred and thirty-seven very distinct
38 3|             eagerly. This will be a hundred and thirty-eighth species,
39 3|       Pascal; to found a prize of a hundred thousand francs to be offered
40 3|       should have lived more than a hundred years. What does the number
41 3|            he said, "but he has two hundred thousand a year; monomaniacs
42 3|          Lake of Bourget lies seven hundred feet above the Mediterranean,
43 3|          some places is nearly five hundred feet deep. ~Under the cloudless
44 3|          perspective; a pine-tree a hundred feet in height looks to
45 3|          title and an income of two hundred thousand a year. But that
46 3|             as you see him, he is a hundred and two, and yet quite lately