Chapter

 1 1|        Play possesses you, your fortune, your cap, your cane, your
 2 1|        here in the quest of the fortune that is to put luxury within
 3 1|          to which I owe my good fortune and long life. To Will consumes
 4 1|     show us our folly, but good fortune will acquit us. You are
 5 2| revolution brought a reverse of fortune, but he had managed to marry
 6 2|       secretly have given up my fortune and my hopes for him, as
 7 2|       dearest of all. My entire fortune was comprised in this 'account
 8 2|      make me either a name or a fortune. I exulted at the thought
 9 2|        baggage of seekers after fortune! ~"Ambitious men spend their
10 2|       an inaccessible love, and fortune has overtopped my desire. ~"
11 2|   deliberately runs through his fortune often becomes a business
12 2|      white waistcoat; of all my fortune there now remained abut
13 2|       title in exchange for her fortune, and she has politely declined
14 2|     went round by a bridge; 'my fortune lies in Foedora.' ~"That
15 2|       ticket in the lottery, my fortune depended upon it. ~"I spare
16 2|    matter that concerns both my fortune and my position in the world,
17 2|   eighteen thousand francs; her fortune diminished in quantity as
18 2|        go without me. While our fortune is at stake, I will set
19 2|   Calcutta." ~"An incalcuttable fortune," said the critic. ~"The
20 2|         cried. "He comes by his fortune very cheaply." ~"Soutiens-le
21 2|     understand your position; a fortune confers the privilege of
22 3|        disposer of his master's fortune, the blind instrument of
23 3|       bed, revealed a change of fortune. ~"Ah, there you are!" cried
24 3|       Raphael, if I give you my fortune, my heart, myself to-day,
25 3|     know that the title and the fortune for thee, heavenly soul,