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 1         I,II |          this point, he made him head-clerk and initiated him into~the
 2         I,II |       proposed the~affair to his head-clerk. Birotteau, now master at
 3         I,II |         Roses" now rested on~the head-clerk; he had not a moment to
 4         I,II |          streets of Paris.~ ~The head-clerk of "The Queen of Roses,"
 5         I,II |      memories. They had taken as head-clerk a young man~twenty-two years
 6         I,III| intentions of Alexandre Crottat, head-clerk~to Roguin, and the wealth
 7         I,V  |          fell, sadly.~ ~Roguin's head-clerk, Alexandre Crottat, who
 8         I,II |          of his situation to his head-clerk, his uncle, or his~wife.
 9         I,IV |         of the banker, where the~head-clerk, a German, told him that
10         I,V  |        that moment Celestin, the head-clerk, to whom~the management
11         I,V  |    present. The~papers which the head-clerk held in his hand were significant.
12         I,VII|         the tree under which the head-clerk of "The Queen of Roses"~