Part, Chapter

 1         I,IV|    above,~and manage to get a porter's lodge beneath it."~ ~"
 2         I,IV|   will find room for a little porter's lodge. Your~house shall
 3         I,IV|     less by~every one, even a porter, over a greater or lesser
 4         I,IV| deceived the vigilance of his porter, Rue Saint-Honore.~Monsieur
 5         I,VI|       the~dinner, "below is a porter's wife; she lives in a lair
 6         I,I |       half-sneering tone. "My porter came to tell me~just now
 7         I,IV|       At Nogent-sur-Marne the porter told him that monsieur and~
 8         I,IV|  Tillet's door. He begged the porter, slipping ten francs~into
 9         I,V | directly upon the street. The porter's lodge was on~the /entresol/,
10         I,V |      like a galley-slave~as a porter in the markets."~ ~"Come,