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 1 I   |        coach-house, office, and clerk. This detail is alone~sufficient
 2 III |      deep distress a government clerk named~Clapart, aged twenty-seven,
 3 III |    prevent the~departure of the clerk.~ ~"Pere Leger," said Pierrotin,
 4 IV  |      less than Crottat's second clerk,"~thought he. "I shall pay
 5 VI  |          a notary, whose second clerk I~am."~ ~"And I," said the
 6 VI  |            Evidently," said the clerk, "the count is a traveller
 7 VI  |         s the point," cried the clerk. "To hoax the travellers
 8 VI  |       salon, where he found his clerk, extremely~subdued in manner,
 9 VI  |        He! why that's my second clerk!" cried Crottat.~ ~"You
10 VI  |        assuming a~stern air. "A clerk who intends to be a notary
11 VI  |      digging his elbow into his clerk's ribs.~ ~"A notary," continued
12 VII |       are twenty-~two, a second clerk; by the time you are twenty-four,
13 VIII|       was only just~made second clerk. He gets a thousand francs
14 VIII|        to live, as I did when a clerk, on six hundred~francs a
15 VIII|  slightest fault of that kind a clerk leaves my office."~ ~"The
16 VIII|       to his clothes.~ ~"A good clerk," Godeschal told him, "should
17 VIII|        are called to the~bar. A clerk should never spend more
18 VIII|     into~the office, the second clerk was, for the second time,
19 VIII|         age, Oscar became third clerk in the office. Though~he
20 VIII|      did the work of the~second clerk. Desroches employed two
21 VIII|       the chamber of the second clerk, whose work he now did~wholly.
22 VIII| temptation.~Generally the young clerk was without money, or had
23 VIII|      licentiate's degree, a new clerk~arrived to take the place
24 VIII|        promotion.~ ~This fourth clerk, named Frederic Marest,
25 VIII|         nodding to the youngest clerk, "and~pray let us be serious."~ ~
26 VIII|        serious."~ ~The youngest clerk climbed like a squirrel
27 VIII|       colored," said the little clerk, exhibiting the volume.~ ~
28 VIII|         gravest and most gloomy clerk is possessed, at times,
29 VIII|   Derville, was not the sort~of clerk to allow the precious tradition
30 VIII|         our names: Malin, head-~clerk; Grevin, second-clerk; Athanase
31 VIII|   second-clerk; Athanase Feret, clerk; Jacques Heret,~clerk; Regnault
32 VIII|    Feret, clerk; Jacques Heret,~clerk; Regnault de Saint-Jean-d'
33 VIII|         de Saint-Jean-d'Angely, clerk; Bedeau, youngest~clerk
34 VIII|         clerk; Bedeau, youngest~clerk and gutter-jumper.~ ~In
35 VIII|          Signed: Oignard, first clerk; Poidevin, second clerk;
36 VIII|         clerk; Poidevin, second clerk; Proust,~clerk; Augustin
37 VIII| Poidevin, second clerk; Proust,~clerk; Augustin Coret, sub-clerk.~ ~
38 VIII|         in clerical stanzas. No clerk exceeded the bounds of~amiable
39 VIII|       Messieurs Doublet, second clerk; Vassal, third clerk;~Herisson
40 VIII|     second clerk; Vassal, third clerk;~Herisson and Grandemain,
41 VIII|        has a fortune, and every clerk~is, alas, sternly curtailed
42 VIII|        called out to the little clerk, "Forward, the book!"~ ~
43 VIII|         take the place of~third clerk."~ ~"Monsieur Husson," said
44 VIII|            The next day the new clerk found the register lying
45 VIII|       have a cousin who is head clerk of the notary Maitre Leopold~
46 IX  |      his~installation as second clerk.~ ~After the departure of
47 IX  |       Godeschal sounded the new~clerk to discover the joke which,
48 IX  |     Fine occupation that, for a clerk in our office!" cried Godeschal.~"
49 IX  | libations.~Saperlotte! a second clerk is already a man of weight,
50 IX  |        to know you are a~second clerk at twenty, and to hear of
51 IX  |       last! Let us admit that a clerk deprived of~enjoyments,
52 IX  |  Mariette's rivals,--the second clerk felt his secret hostility
53 IX  |      the imagination of a young clerk rigidly brought up. After~
54 IX  |  despair both. It is the~second clerk in your brother's office,"
55 X   |     sound awoke the unfortunate~clerk. Recognizing the voice of
56 X   |  recognized the presence of the clerk she went off into such~fits
57 X   | furiously angry with his~second clerk. About half-past seven he
58 X   |     wrath against~his ex-second clerk and all the threatening
59 X   |  against him; here he is second clerk, his uncle and Monsieur~
60 X   |       years I must still stay a clerk before I can~get a practice
61 XI  |        fete.~ ~At this moment a clerk, with a paper in his hand,
62 XI  |      man, in a low voice.~ ~The clerk then moved to the rotunde,
63 XI  |      This, papa Reybert, is the clerk of the notary to whom you~