Chapter

 1 3 | francs, and for which she had paid, after her fashion; finally,
 2 4 |    return the price which you paid for it." ~"Allow me to offer
 3 8 |      me equally little, and I paid no attention to anything
 4 14|      destroyed this hope, and paid by impertinent irony for
 5 14|    indelicate. I had not even paid the woman, that I might
 6 15|  without seeing that they are paid twice its value. You yourself
 7 16|    that he has had it, he has paid off the security and put
 8 17|     to her. ~The duke's money paid for all that, as you may
 9 17|      had already borrowed and paid back. I was then once more
10 23|      up." ~"And now it is all paid?" ~"More or less." ~"And
11 26|    offer the body that people paid so dear for once, how much
12 26|   money; all the same, he has paid my bailiff and sent away