Chapter

 1 1|          superiors of these zealous servants were simply called head-~
 2 1|           rentals, by the number of servants, horses, carriages, and
 3 3|          the door of~the salon. The servants always received three francs
 4 4|            a "gratification." These servants~without a master received
 5 4|        their point of view with the servants of other divisions, exchanging~
 6 4| bureaucratic gossip. In common with servants of modern houses who~know
 7 5|             without the presence of servants. The morning meal affords~
 8 6|            and the~old and faithful servants of the King, whose heart
 9 8|         clerks~came punctually, the servants were specially attentive,
10 8|             this occasion the three servants were at~their post, flattering
11 8|         clerks, just as porters and servants become~at that season more