The Wandering Jew — Volume 05  by Eugène Sue
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			 settlement of account and Investment of interest every six months, producing, as by annexed vouchers, 225,950,000 Less losses sustained by failures, expenses of commission and brokerage, and salary of three generations of trustees, as per statement annexed 13,775,000 ____________ 212,175,000 Francs 212,175,000 "It is quite right," said Samuel, after examining the papers, contained in the cedar-wood box. "There remains in hand, at the absolute disposal of the heirs of the Rennepont family, the Sum Of TWO HUNDRED AND TWELVE MILLIONS, ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND FRANCS." And the old man looked at his wife with an expression of legitimate pride. "It is hardly credible!" cried Bathsheba, struck with surprise. "I knew that you had immense property in your hands; but I could never have believed, that one hundred and fifty thousand francs, left a century and a half ago, should be the only source of this immense fortune." "It is even so, Bathsheba," answered the old man, proudly. 'Doubtless, my |  | 


 
