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 1         I,VI |         early childhood--Andoche Finot, son~of the hat-maker in
 2         I,VI |         but the three-sixes. Old Finot~manages young Finot by famine.
 3         I,VI |          Old Finot~manages young Finot by famine. Andoche, a capable
 4         I,VI |          in the~/article-Paris/! Finot wrote a superb comedy in
 5         I,VI |  ILLUSTRIOUS,--that is what Pere~Finot calls me for having got
 6         I,VI |   Gaudissart, "don't forget him. Finot loves~the pomps and the
 7         I,VI |     Gaudissart, "that rogue of a Finot has the wit~of the forty
 8         I,VI |        illustrious Gaudissart to Finot, "it is~admirably written.
 9         I,VI |   statement, hein? Famous! Come,~Finot, sit down; attack the viands!
10         I,VI |      getting into my head," said Finot.~ ~Gaudissart poured out
11         I,VI |          me."~ ~"An uncle!" said Finot, "and we haven't got a glass!"~ ~"
12         I,VI |       judge," said Gaudissart to Finot,~"and he is not to be hoaxed;
13         I,VI |       You don't know what it is, Finot, unless you have stood in
14         I,VI |     Gaudissart bowed profoundly. Finot examined the~magistrate
15         I,VI |      wisdom!" said Gaudissart to Finot.~ ~"Text for an article,"
16         I,VI |       wigs." The judge~looked at Finot. "Monsieur," said Gaudissart, "
17         I,VI | Gaudissart, "is Monsieur Andoche~Finot, a young man distinguished
18         I,VI |        to becoming an author."~ ~Finot pulled Gaudissart by the
19         I,VI |        here," said Gaudissart in Finot's ear, "my friend Popinot
20         I,VII|          forget Monsieur Andoche Finot and Monsieur Gaudissart,~
21         I,VII|          As to the Sieur Andoche Finot, what is he to us?"~ ~"Monsieur
22         I,II |         advice of Gaudissart and Finot, Anselme launched~his oil
23         I,II |         sentence,~constructed by Finot, which announced the impossibility
24         I,II |             Popinot had promised Finot five hundred francs for
25         I,II |   mentioned three times a month!~Finot saw three thousand francs
26         I,II |       kept on hand. At that~hour Finot hovered around printing-presses,
27         I,II |       nothing for themselves. As Finot's~schemes did not concern
28         I,II |         top of~them.~ ~In Paris, Finot fired at Macassar Oil that
29         I,II |      excited universal laughter. Finot~gaily related in after days
30         I,II |      Parisian opinion, thanks to Finot's famishing assault~upon
31         I,V  |         Gaudissart, Anselme, and Finot had inaugurated~Cephalic
32       Add    |      Madame Jules~The Thirteen~ ~Finot, Andoche~A Bachelor's Establishment~