Chapter

 1 3 |       and driving two big black horses which Tony had sold her
 2 8 |      whirled away by two superb horses. ~We returned to Prudence'
 3 11|      for an hour from the Marly horses to the Rond-Point, I saw
 4 11|    returned to his friends, the horses set out again, and as I
 5 13|       income has a large house, horses, servants, carriages; he
 6 16|     lose serve to pay for their horses and mistresses, which is
 7 17| possible." ~"Will you take your horses and carriage?" ~"I shall
 8 18|     asked one day. ~"One of the horses is ill, and there are some
 9 18|          where are Marguerite's horses?" ~"Sold." ~"The shawl?" ~"
10 18|         for money, she sold her horses and her shawls, and pawned
11 19|     what you had done with your horses, shawls, and jewels." ~"
12 19|          What need had I of the horses? It was an economy to sell
13 19|         me just as much without horses, or shawls, or diamonds." ~
14 19|     with me. In a few days your horses, your diamonds, and your
15 23|         She had repurchased her horses, for the carriage was just
16 23|          he has repurchased her horses, he has taken her jewels