Chapter

 1 1|         with you, you will have to pay for the knowledge that a
 2 1|          diversion, for which they pay as they pay for the pleasures
 3 1|         for which they pay as they pay for the pleasures of the
 4 1|         had to compose couplets to pay for your mistress' funeral?
 5 1|           that it is far better to pay twelve million francs, thirty-three
 6 1|   Messieurs Such-and-Such, than to pay eleven hundred million francs,
 7 1|            century?" ~"Silence." ~"Pay attention." ~"Clap a muffle
 8 1|     continued, "I would cheerfully pay a hundred sous to any mathematician
 9 1|     sanctions my life; does it not pay for my extravagances? Why
10 1| extravagances? Why does Providence pay me every morning my income,
11 2|           spoken, that he began to pay close attention to Raphael,
12 2|       mentioned the amount I could pay; it seemed to cause her
13 2|    inspires awe, and none dares to pay his homage to her. ~"She
14 2|           as though we could never pay enough for the pleasures
15 2|           commission, and you will pay him in advance for each
16 2|       fifty francs due to me would pay my debts. So I went to receive
17 2|         the tailor ' ~" 'You would pay your tailor? You will never
18 2|          added to it sufficient to pay for six months' rent in
19 2|           a certain dignity; as we pay the extreme penalty, everybody
20 2|            something, and does not pay. I have a hold on him. He
21 2|              When are you going to pay me?' say they. And you must
22 2|           me!" ~"Indian shawls!" ~"Pay my debts!" ~"Send an apoplexy
23 3|          Some day we shall have to pay for this happiness by some
24 3|            thought it necessary to pay M. Lavrille a banal compliment
25 3|           Horace into his study to pay the fees for this useless
26 3|           of the wager, came up to pay closer attention to what
27 3|           of the cottage seemed to pay no attention to the growth
28 3|   interests; but even if he didn't pay us what he does, I should
29 3|         prayer, and I would gladly pay for a wax taper to save