Chapter

 1 1|             more than a hundred and fifty thousand in his lifetime.
 2 1|             If you had an income of fifty thousand livres, you would
 3 2|            would cost, I estimated, fifty crowns. Was it not the artless
 4 2|              no. He shall only have fifty crowns on account, and then
 5 2|             dense you are! Take the fifty crowns in the first instance,
 6 2|            for she has an income of fifty thousand livres, my dear
 7 2|         been signed he paid me down fifty crowns, and the three of
 8 2|           that the four hundred and fifty francs due to me would pay
 9 2|        Haven't you four hundred and fifty francs?' ~" 'Yes, but debts
10 3| common-sense of an old peasant whom fifty years of domestic service
11 3|          receive the inheritance of fifty years of experience treasured