Chapter

 1 1|             worn by the friction of gold, but the straw-bottomed
 2 1|           No." The glow of fire and gold was on that southern face.
 3 1|        there, flung down a piece of gold which he held in his hand,
 4 1|             fortunes of that bit of gold; and eagerly fixed his eyes
 5 1|           an arrow into the heap of gold before the bank. The stranger
 6 1|         lithographs; giving several gold coins for them, which glittered
 7 1|             bells, clad in silk and gold. Close by, a mat, as pretty
 8 1|          adorned with arabesques in gold and blue. Thoughts of peaceful
 9 1|    show-rooms, but the treasures of gold and silver heaped up there
10 1|        surface of that picture with gold pieces," said the merchant
11 1|             want to be cured of the gold fever? Or to be quit of
12 1|            you anything whatever in gold, silver, or copper, notes
13 1|      capital of Europe, and left my gold without hesitation in savage
14 1|          were adorned with silk and gold. Countless wax tapers set
15 1|            by sparkling outlines of gold, by the chasing of the vases.
16 1|         Silver and mother-of-pearl, gold and crystal, were lavished
17 1|          point d'Alencon, perfumes, gold, silks, luxury, everything
18 2|             I heard the rattling of gold; I was twenty years old;
19 2| gaming-table with the two pieces of gold in the palms of my damp
20 2|             drowned the clinking of gold, which mingled in the sounds
21 2|          added, fingering a pile of gold, as if to make sure that
22 2|  celebrities, all the folk who talk gold like Chrysostom. When they
23 2|      necessary. We recklessly fling gold to an opera-dancer, and
24 2|           but subdued with its dead gold hues. It had all the vague
25 2|           was rough, and that means gold or precious stones from
26 2|          scrutinizes and weighs his gold pieces. No; experience sheds
27 2|           husband or her lover, for gold. But temptation is certain
28 2|           of pawning the circlet of gold round my mother's portrait
29 2|          and drew over her head the gold chain from which her bejeweled
30 2|              torn out of its carved gold setting. How was it possible
31 2|             out his hat filled with gold to me, and put it down on
32 2|           bank-notes to the pile of gold. 'That would be enough for
33 2|       breathe our last in a bath of gold - hurrah!' and we capered
34 2|             some punch!' ~"He threw gold to his faithful attendant. ~" '
35 2|          now, sleep. Sleep off your gold, you millionaire!" ~"You!
36 2|            us drink to the might of gold! M. Valentin here, six times
37 3|           anybody; he is as good as gold; he never opens his mouth,
38 3|              a malachite blade with gold mounting, which he had used
39 3|           or upon his last piece of gold at the gaming-table only
40 3|            and cravat, trinkets and gold, and all " ~"What a fearful
41 3|   atmosphere; they caught gleams of gold, dyed themselves in purple;
42 3|         table sparkled with silver, gold, crystal, and porcelain;