600,000 Francs per month, Chapter 1, the Wager, No. 12. There's dancing ... The Galupins join a little Charleston as is fashionable in their part of town. Pssst! The coachman calls Galupin back to reality. It's not all that, how much do I owe you? Oh nothing! I never accept the money of a friend like you! . . . We drank and joked to the most . . . I'm payed, and very well! What's wrong with you my friend? I who didn't want money! . . . This coachman is going to cost us a lot! The second and last chapter is entitled "a convict of the dollars".