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 1         I,I  |       would have put in motion a cook, three clerks, and a shop-~
 2         I,I  |         kitchen and rooms of the cook and the man-of-~all-work.
 3         I,II |      upon in the garret near the cook. The clerks who~taught him
 4         I,II |        you~must find some way to cook them."~ ~The cook, a big
 5         I,II |         way to cook them."~ ~The cook, a big creature from Picardy,
 6         I,II |       threw him a~kind look. The cook took Cesar under her protection;
 7         I,II | pitilessly. Two years later, the cook happily abandoned Cesar
 8         I,II |       During those two years the cook had fed her little Cesar
 9         I,II |       the Birotteaus kept only a cook, and lived in the~/entresol/
10         I,II |      fell upon three clerks, one cook, a~shop-boy, and several
11         I,IV |        start, when~Virginie, the cook, caught him by the arm:--~ ~"
12         I,V  |       adoption of the son of his cook had~been the subject of
13         I,V  |         Raguet, and Virginie~the cook with an ardor that gave
14         I,III|        and the back-shop. An old cook did~all the household work
15         I,III|       prized. Jeannette, the old cook, took care of the aged couple