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 1 1|       Lycee Napoleon to enter as supernumerary a~government office, where
 2 1|        in~the service. A wealthy supernumerary splashes his superior as
 3 3|     talked~confidentially with a supernumerary of his office who was destined,~
 4 3|        own~grandchildren, what a supernumerary in a government office in
 5 3|     office in Paris~means.~ ~The supernumerary is to the administration
 6 3|       illimitable faith. Now the supernumerary has faith in the~administration;
 7 3|       important~office. The rich supernumerary never alarms the other clerks;
 8 3|         of influence.~ ~The poor supernumerary, on the other hand, who
 9 3|       rents are low, this humble supernumerary starts early from home.~
10 3|         The guilelessness of the supernumerary~does not last long. A youth
11 3|       the disgusted and hopeless supernumerary~sends in his resignation.
12 3|      Undoubtedly the position of~supernumerary in a government office is
13 3|        the apprenticeship of the supernumerary, instead of~being an infamous
14 3| Rabourdin was talking was a poor supernumerary~named Sebastien de la Roche,
15 4|        director's son, placed as supernumerary with Baudoyer, made~another
16 4|         of an hour later, to the supernumerary.~ ~"Who is here?" asked