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Example sentences for "hundred louis"

  • Then did you lend him the hundred louis on the spot?

  • Oh, a hundred Louis will be quite enough," replied the Chevalier, not encouraged to ask more by his companion's tone.

  • It cost me about a hundred louis, and in spite of the smallness of my means I thought I had made a good bargain.

  • I had a hundred Louis in cash, and a bill of exchange on Bordeaux for eight thousand francs.

  • If I do not succeed in accomplishing my purpose, or if I should be arrested, I have lost my bet, and shall owe Baron Waltz one hundred louis d'or, which must be paid him by the commissioners of the Trenck estate.

  • We have made a bet with him of a hundred louis d'or on this boast," said Baron Waltz, "and for greater security we have put it in writing.

  • By the way, make a memorandum to the effect that I have lent a hundred louis to Monsieur le Marquis de Cligneval, who was very unlucky at cards a day or two ago, at a house where I happened to be; he is to pay me very soon.

  • Faith, my friend, when a fellow is ruined, a hundred louis more or less aren't worth worrying about.

  • A hundred louis d'ors there, and a hundred ducats there.

  • But more particularly, I wish to thank you for having been so good as to take care of my hundred louis d'ors.

  • I have a hundred louis a month for pin-money, and I distribute it in alms and presents, but with due economy, so that I am not penniless at the end of the month.

  • I ordered a waiter to bring cards, and I went to fetch four or five rolls of a hundred Louis each.

  • D'Entragues, who had won a hundred louis, would have gladly consented, but I would not give in, and M.

  • I continued to enjoy the society of my two servants and of the fair Alsation, who cost me a hundred louis.

  • I have a hundred louis on me; they are yours if you save me!

  • You have a hundred louis to win by saving me.

  • Who would not be thrown out of window for a hundred louis?

  • You talk of a hundred louis; twelve will be sufficient to take you to Madame Varnier's.

  • Stuard wanted to leave me, but I told him that if he went out I would go too, as I could do nothing to console her, as he might know after her refusing the Marquis of Grimaldi's hundred louis for a smile and her hand to kiss.

  • No more would I," said he, "but if she had accepted my hundred louis it would have been different.

  • The Marquis Grimaldi told me that she had refused a hundred louis he offered her, and that a Venetian of his acquaintance had fared just as badly.

  • I certainly will not pay him that hundred louis.

  • I called on the banker who gave me the box, and in return for a hundred Louis a letter of credit on a Dunkirk house.

  • I saw through the Piedmontese, and had put him down as a knave; but Tiretta was not so sharp, and consequently lost all the money he had in his pockets and a hundred louis besides.

  • I have therefore asked for an advance of a hundred louis d'or on account of royalties, and as to the rest have ceded the opera without any conditions.

  • Bono, and he will give you a hundred louis.

  • I would give a hundred louis to know where he is now.

  • Seingalt gave him a hundred louis, on receipt of which he promised to leave Lyons immediately.

  • After dining, and discharging all the ceremonies and oracles which were necessary to calm the soul of my poor victim, I went to a banker and got a bill of a hundred louis on Lyons, to the order of M.

  • As she said these words, she slipped in my pocket five rolls containing each one hundred louis d'or--a slight consolation for my heart, which was almost broken by our cruel separation!

  • This excellent speculation had put him in such good humor that he had been unable to resist the temptation of purchasing a beautiful saddle-horse, which they let him have for a hundred louis.

  • While you have been trifling there, I might have gained--or lost--a hundred louis.

  • The Baroness Trigault has lost five hundred louis in betting.

  • A hundred louis," she repeated; "these ladies are then very rich.

  • Monseigneur, I accept charity from ladies; that does not so much humiliate a poor woman; and this lady, who had heard of my wants, left a hundred louis on my table when she went away.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    hundred and; hundred and fifty feet; hundred and fifty pounds; hundred and fifty years; hundred crowns; hundred cubits; hundred different; hundred dinars; hundred eyes; hundred feet; hundred fold; hundred francs; hundred gold; hundred lines; hundred marks; hundred million; hundred pound; hundred talents; hundred years; hundredth part; just ready; magnetic force; permanent resident; sweet wife; well able; young officer