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Example sentences for "thousand francs"

  • At the end of five years they had nearly eighty thousand francs invested in the State funds.

  • But the old man's business was certainly never worth fifteen thousand francs!

  • On the middle shelf lay some ten thousand francs in gold, methodically arranged in little piles.

  • Giry, "seeing that it was myself who put the twenty-thousand francs into M.

  • In a voice growling and rolling like thunder, he roared: "Why should I know better than you where the twenty-thousand francs went to?

  • You tell me there were twenty-thousand francs in the envelope which I put into M.

  • Richard ought to know better than you where the twenty-thousand francs went to?

  • Richard, of putting twenty-thousand francs in his pocket?

  • Here Louis Mongenod returned, bringing in his hand a hundred notes of a thousand francs each, which he gave to Madame de la Chanterie.

  • Look here, will you guarantee me a thousand francs?

  • With those words Madame Mongenod held out to me that magnificent box you see over there, in which were one hundred and fifty notes of a thousand francs each.

  • If I were to speak to Ramond he would willingly lend us a thousand francs, which we could return to him when our affairs are arranged.

  • He obstinately refused to take another sou from the five thousand francs locked up in the desk.

  • It is out of the question," replied Finot; "La Torpille has not a sou to give away; Nathan tells me she borrowed a thousand francs of Florine.

  • From vexation to vexation, a thousand francs at a time, the banker had gone so far as to offer sixty thousand francs to Madame de Saint-Esteve, who still refused to help him, with a grimace that would have outdone any monkey.

  • Corentin managed to put about a thousand francs a month into Peyrade's hands.

  • Carlos Herrera kept such a keen eye on the service in the house on the Quai Malaquais, that Lucien did not spend ten thousand francs a year, all told.

  • We have done the trick," he said, showing her three hundred and ten thousand francs in a roll, which he took out of the pocket of his coat.

  • The most modest were over thirty thousand francs a year.

  • And in spite of her recklessness with money, she was amazed to learn that they refused two hundred thousand francs for a few rocks undermined by the waves, and a couple of dozen dying pines.

  • I used only chips for a thousand francs in betting.

  • He may earn as much as a thousand francs a month, not counting the tips.

  • She gambled for two years with nothing less than chips of five hundred and a thousand francs.

  • In consideration of a bill for two thousand five hundred francs, at one month's date, renewable only with the consent of Pere Robineau, he handed over to Raymond two bank-notes of a thousand francs each.

  • It only requires a couple of thousand francs (L80), no more; and this is what we must do to procure that sum.

  • I am determined I will not stake less now than a thousand francs (40l.

  • He made Raymond believe that he had found a more accommodating money-lender, who had promised to let him have a thousand francs on his bill.

  • Having induced the landlord to let her have a kitchen and two servants' rooms, Madame de la Baudraye wrote a few lines to her mother, begging her to send her some linen and a loan of a thousand francs.

  • You are not in the front rank, and you have not a thousand francs of your own.

  • You will hold it for three months, you will then resign, and Monsieur Gravier will give twenty thousand francs for it.

  • Some years later his benefactor died, leaving him an income of a thousand francs a year, enough to prevent him dying of hunger in the artistic career which he had decided to follow.

  • His benefactor died, leaving him a sum which yielded an annual income of a thousand francs, and he came to Paris to follow an artistic career.

  • This crime, patient and cunning, had for its cause a legacy of a thousand francs left to Aunt Phasie by her father, a legacy which she had hidden, and refused to hand over to Misard.

  • I sha'n't go to the poorhouse for want of a thousand francs or so!

  • At the expiration of my term," he answered, "I received from the Commissioner a thousand francs, sent to him quarterly for me in little sums which police regulations did not allow me to receive till the day I left the galleys.

  • The duke's money paid for all that, as you may imagine; but from time to time Prudence came to me, asking for a note for a thousand francs, professedly on behalf of Marguerite.

  • Marguerite took the six notes of a thousand francs.

  • David; will you go into that chamber on the other side, where you will see a large red pocketbook on a bureau; open it and take out five notes of a thousand francs each, and bring them to me.

  • Schoolmaster, "a thousand francs, and I'll kill him.

  • I have to-day lent Mademoiselle Claes one hundred thousand francs to redeem your notes of hand which you had no means of paying: you are therefore unable to give me any security.

  • The notary rushed forward to give her his arm; as she never took any but that of her husband she thanked him with a smile and said,-- "Have you come for the thirty thousand francs?

  • Yes, madame; when I reached home I found a letter of advice from Messieurs Protez and Chiffreville, who have drawn six letters of exchange upon Monsieur Claes for five thousand francs each.

  • I will bring you the remaining seventy thousand francs.

  • Besides, just now Pierrotin's head was as full of his own stings as there are five-franc pieces in a thousand francs.

  • He gets a thousand francs a year from me, and food and lodging.

  • He there occupied, on the first floor, an apartment overlooking the valley of the Seine, with a southern exposure, and the exclusive enjoyment of a large garden, for the sum of a thousand francs a year.

  • He wanted to drown himself; so I lent him a thousand francs, but those brigands Finot and Giroudeau won them from him.

  • The count has lately promised thirty thousand francs to a celebrated Scotch doctor who is coming over to treat him," continued Oscar.

  • Winansky has broken an arm--Marinski, in consequence, needs a violinist of the first rank and offers ten thousand francs a month and expenses.

  • He had a thousand francs in his pocket, the price of an Amati, once presented him by a distinguished patron.

  • The violin was thrown away at a thousand francs.

  • They pay him for it a thousand francs a year, because he brings many customers to the CafĂ© de la Rotonde, where the coffee isn't very good.


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