Chapter

 1 1|       a future lay before some five; ten or so should acquire
 2 1| wondrously represented by some five hundred intellects. It neutralizes
 3 2|    study, and I had to rise at five in the morning and be in
 4 2|       a wall of onlookers some five feet deep, who were chatting;
 5 2|         and had not so much as five sous to give to a shoeblack
 6 2|     other. A box scarcely cost five francs, but I had not a
 7 2|    countess, finding only some five or six intimate acquaintances
 8 2|        which she shook four or five drops of some brown liquid
 9 2|       displayed at the cost of five francs paid at the theatre
10 2|      to tell him to convert my five per cent stock into threes,
11 3|        We have three, four, or five millions, I believe. If
12 3|       in some places is nearly five hundred feet deep. ~Under