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 1         I,II | shop-boy, and several habitual workmen. On whom should he lay the~
 2         I,IV |      do you mean to put in the workmen's pockets?" asked Grindot.~ ~"
 3         I,IV |  twelve~o'clock, and have your workmen on the spot."~ ~"How much
 4         I,IV |       said the architect. "The workmen must do without~sleep; we
 5         I,VI |    nuts delivered, Raguet, the workmen, Popinot, and Cesar shelled
 6         I,VI |      Well, I'll employ my best workmen; we'll build the fires of
 7         I,VI | torchlight--for there were day workmen and night workmen--~arrested
 8         I,VI | murmured Constance.~ ~"--among workmen and rubbish."~ ~"Bah! you
 9         I,VII| household, and the~presence of workmen on a Sunday in the house
10         I,I  |     said Grindot.~ ~"I have my workmen in the faubourg to pay,"
11         I,II |        had engaged all Cesar's workmen, and often slept~himself
12         I,V  |    Gigonnet, worked at trades.~Workmen were continually coming