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 1 I       |      requested to apply to M. Postel,~M. Chardon's successor
 2 I       |       to the business, for M. Postel let~them have rooms at the
 3 III     |      where you could read--~ ~POSTEL (LATE CHARDON), PHARMACEUTICAL
 4 III     |    scouring a caldron, and M. Postel himself, girded~about with
 5 III     |     Good-day, sonny," said M. Postel, that typical, provincial
 6 III     |      his kindness, for honest Postel had helped his~master's
 7 III     |      the matter with you?" M. Postel inquired, putting down~his
 8 III     |    crazy, mademoiselle," said Postel,~lifting his face.~ ~The
 9 IV      |    humming to himself; honest Postel hearing him with~surprise,
10 VI      | unwonted movement~made honest Postel uneasy; he opened the window,
11 VI      |   Sechard."~ ~For all answer, Postel shut the window with a bang,
12 VIII    |       with her. As he reached Postel's shop, he bethought himself~
13 VIII    |   Chardon undertook to ask M.~Postel to lend them a thousand
14 VIII    |      David, began at once:~ ~"Postel is willing to lend you the
15 VIII    |     said David, "just tell M. Postel that I will put my~name
16 VIII    | francs?" he said in her ear. "Postel is only lending one thousand."~ ~
17 VIII    |      francs."~ ~"Go in to see Postel," said Mme. Chardon, "for
18 Addendum|   Marquise de~Eve and David~ ~Postel~Eve and David~ ~Prieur,