Chapter

 1 3|  circumstance which brought a~servant into the household for the
 2 3|        Always at work, like~a servant, she never went out alone.
 3 4|      you will find the office~servant; in the second, the under-clerks;
 4 4|     bureau consists of a man-~servant, several supernumeraries (
 5 4|     the first room,~where the servant is stationed, is furnished
 6 5|     Lupeaulx rose, called the servant, said a few words, and returned~
 7 6|      The king loses a devoted servant, the~Church a most pious
 8 7|        the cook, and the man-~servant, wishing she possessed the
 9 7| Appoint Rabourdin, a faithful servant, and public~opinion is with
10 7|     and told him that his own servant wished him to~deliver to
11 7|   terms~ with~ ~Your obedient servant,~Gobseck.~ ~ ~The secretary
12 7|     his hand, and then at the servant.~ ~"Come into my study,"
13 8|      to eight, des Lupeaulx's~servant came in with a letter, which