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 1 2 |  already known for his immense fortune, now became known for his
 2 4 |      village. She had made the fortune at a single stroke, without
 3 4 |     knowing the source of that fortune. She went back, I heard
 4 13|      lovers at once? No single fortune, however large, could suffice
 5 13|       woman like Marguerite. A fortune of five hundred thousand
 6 13|         in France, an enormous fortune; well, my dear friend, five
 7 13|    from the world in which her fortune and her future were to be
 8 16|     had the chance of making a fortune; one played against money,
 9 16|   money and not possessing the fortune necessary for supporting
10 17|        his soul, but he has no fortune capable of supplying your
11 18|        have not a large enough fortune to accept such a sacrifice;
12 20|    accepting the whole of your fortune, for the sixty thousand
13 20| understand me well, your whole fortune." ~My father had probably
14 25|        position. My son has no fortune, and yet he is ready to
15 25|  seclusion to which his modest fortune would condemn you, and to