Chapter

1 1|      masses, brings the son of a porter~into a government office
2 3| woman-servant,~together with the porter or his wife, stood looking
3 4|       for love the daughter of a porter, an artificial-~flower maker
4 6|        bought and sent up by the porter) proved to contain~among
5 6|          had the bluff face of a porter.~ ~"Your great-niece Elisabeth
6 7|      through an oversight of the porter, to enter Madame~Rabourdin'
7 8|      house at eight o'clock, the porter gave him~the satirical cards