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1 III |    appearance of his three assistants, ready to~scold them in
2 III |  like Negroes. These three assistants were equal to a business~
3 IV  |         IV~As to the other assistants, the barrier of respect
4 VII |  saw a rival in one~of the assistants, to whose interests he supposed
5 VIII| his hands, and allowed his assistants to~remain at table. The
6 XV  |  to Lebas' good sense;~the assistants did not rise before dessert;