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 1 I   |      cheeks,~polished up by the apprentice.~ ~"Isn't it a love of a
 2 I   |         patch overlooked by the apprentice, with a~notable oath he
 3 I   |        s foundry----' " Didot's apprentice could not help smiling~at
 4 I   |       day, old Sechard made the apprentice move all his own household~
 5 I   |       had made his way, Didot's apprentice should do still~better.
 6 I   |        in their places; the one apprentice, in a paper cap, was~cleaning
 7 I   |          David waited until the~apprentice had shut the street door
 8 I   |        and~out came Cerizet, an apprentice (David had brought the urchin
 9 III |         out along the wall,~the apprentice was scouring a caldron,
10 III | beginning to~think his father's apprentice prodigiously vulgar, though
11 VI  |       out on the~grass, David's apprentice bringing the basket of provisions
12 VIII|       out."~ ~As she spoke, the apprentice brought in Gentil, M. de