Chapter

1 9 |       those looks in which women sum up their opinion of a man. ~"
2 16|         one gains a considerable sum, not to receive it. You
3 17| possessed, I borrowed at Paris a sum equal to that which I had
4 18|       when does she require this sum?" ~"Before the end of two
5 20|          that I was handing this sum to her?" I asked. ~"My solicitor.
6 26|   authorized him to give me this sum now, and later on whatever