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 1 III |              our history, government clerks were apt to become persons
 2 VIII|            practice in ten years. My clerks are young blades~who have
 3 VIII|             upon. So we all, my~five clerks and I, work as hard as a
 4 VIII|            presence of all the other clerks:~ ~"My dear Gaudet, go away
 5 VIII|         Desroches employed two chief clerks, and the work of the~second
 6 VIII|             time, addressing all the~clerks, "I announce to you the
 7 VIII|            with which a set of young clerks~will seize and develop a
 8 VIII|             His staff was~made up of clerks coming from other officers,
 9 VIII|          quickly than usual, and the clerks were~warming themselves
10 VIII|         highly approved by the other clerks, was begun by a search through~
11 VIII|        kitchen, and even in what the clerks called the "chamber of~deliberations";
12 VIII|              since the year 1525~the clerks of this Practice, we the
13 VIII|       Practice, we the under-signed, clerks and sub-~clerks of Maistre
14 VIII|        under-signed, clerks and sub-~clerks of Maistre Jerosme-Sebastien
15 VIII|      archives of installation of the clerks of~this noble Practice,
16 VIII|             and we, the undersigned, clerks of the~very virtuous and
17 VIII|           afternoon, the above-named clerks hereby return~their grateful
18 VIII|             had promised to take his clerks to see Talma in "Brittanicus,"
19 VIII|              May he ever be loved by clerks in other worlds~than this!~ ~
20 VIII|            various receptions of new~clerks, distinguished from one
21 VIII|             Herisson and Grandemain, clerks; and Dumets, sub-clerk,
22 VIII|           decreed that the~aforesaid clerks shall convey themselves
23 VIII|          hands.~ ~[Signed by all the clerks.]~ ~Three clerks had already
24 VIII|             all the clerks.]~ ~Three clerks had already been deceived
25 VIII| Architriclino-Basochiennes," and the clerks enjoyed the~sight of his
26 VIII|             nothing to the assembled clerks, and laid the book down
27 IX  |            you want~to demoralize my clerks."~ ~So saying, he withdrew
28 IX  |           her husband."~ ~Though the clerks were still a good deal undecided
29 IX  |           his cousin remarked to the clerks of~Desroches) a man must
30 IX  |            of a rich creole; and the clerks in Desroches'~office, all
31 IX  |             Godeschal, who, like all clerks, has his time to himself
32 IX  |          invited persons besides the~clerks, to wit: an old captain
33 IX  |             hours~to serve. None but clerks can eat like that! The stomachs
34 IX  |            the rue de~Vendome.~ ~The clerks were fluttering still in
35 IX  |        Georges had brought them, the~clerks, and more particularly Oscar,
36 IX  |             exterior~boulevards, the clerks now felt that they had wakened
37 X   |         cousin~Frederic took all the clerks in his office to a feast
38 XI  |         Establishment~The Government Clerks~A Prince of Bohemia~The
39 XI  |             in Lunacy~The Government Clerks~A Distinguished Provincial
40 XI  |      Courtesan's Life~The Government Clerks~Gaudissart the Great~The
41 XI  |         Gaudron, Abbe~The Government Clerks~Honorine~ ~Giroudeau~A Distinguished
42 XI  |             the elder~The Government Clerks~Father Goriot~Scenes from
43 XI  |        Albert Savarus~The Government Clerks~Modeste Mignon~The Imaginary