Chapter

 1 1|           of age Rabourdin became under-head-clerk;~at twenty-five, head-clerk,
 2 3|       Rabourdin, Monsieur Godard, under-head-clerk to Monsieur~Baudoyer, Monsieur
 3 3|      order-~clerks, or, possibly, under-head-clerk. Living always in some locality~
 4 4|           screen. The door of the under-head-clerk's office always~stands open
 5 4|          the fact that he was the under-head-clerk and to draw his~salary.
 6 4|         was intimate with Godard, under-head-clerk to Baudoyer, and the~high
 7 4|          s or du Bruel's place as under-head-clerk,~but his conduct interfered
 8 5|          to be anything more than under-head-clerk. I~know myself perfectly
 9 5|      promoted! Colleville will be under-head-clerk at the very~least. Minard
10 6|   certainly, for you will~be made under-head-clerk and du Bruel head of the
11 6|     Baudoyer~does he will make me under-head-clerk" [goes out].~ ~Poiret. "
12 6|        the bureau and take~me for under-head-clerk. We will make vaudevilles
13 8|      shall have a thousand and be under-head-clerk to Colleville, who~will
14 8|         Make it, and you shall be under-head-clerk with a famous fee.~The fact
15 8| caricature or not, and you can be~under-head-clerk or not,--as you please."~ ~
16 8|           Colleville is to be our under-head-clerk,~that's certain."~ ~Phellion. "