Chapter

 1       II|    thousand francs!—an enormous sum for him who, in two years
 2       II|        add the interest on this sum since I have had it, and—
 3       IV|  furnish that she gave you this sum?”~ ~Lacheneur stood motionless
 4        X|         Zounds! That is a round sum to pay for such a whim.
 5      XII|         I would give a handsome sum in exchange for some little
 6      XII|      not bring him a good round sum as a dowry, he will never
 7     XIII|  offered us a very considerable sum, this morning, through his
 8      XVI|         can hope to obtain this sum only through the generosity
 9      XVI|         I am to fix upon such a sum as I consider a just recompense
10      XXV|         thousand francs! what a sum! A man could live comfortably
11      XLI|     hearth-stone, and found the sum of money which Chanlouineau
12     XLII|         by the offer of a small sum of money.~ ~But Chupin sullenly
13       LI|     would require money—a large sum of money, for whose use
14       LI| belonging to her father.~ ~This sum represented the savings
15      LII|       by the payment of a large sum of money, to persuade him
16      LII|         Blanche.~ ~“Give me the sum that the old man buried,
17      LII|      that she had given a large sum of money to this man, whose
18      LII|        bidding her bring such a sum, to such a place, at such
19      LIV|       were to receive a certain sum of money.~ ~But they were
20      LIV|         were thinking that this sum was not, perhaps, a quarter