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 1 II  |        the matter, sent for his notary,~Alexandre Crottat, and
 2 II  |       to be divided between the~notary, the farmer Leger, and Moreau.
 3 II  |       wrote a~short note to his notary telling him not to send
 4 II  |          this~afternoon with my notary, who is going down there
 5 III |       for the head-clerk of his notary (in case he had been~forced,
 6 III |        his note~had reached his notary, Alexandre Crottat, in time
 7 IV  |       letters: "Maitre~Crottat, notary." The count at once opened
 8 VI  |     accomplice of Leger and the notary than their tool. On the~
 9 VI  |   Serizy from Maitre Crottat, a notary, whose second clerk I~am."~ ~"
10 VI  |         of the plan laid by the notary at Beaumont and by you and
11 VI  |   deposited Maitre Crottat, the notary, who was shown, according
12 VI  |        by old~Margueron and the notary of Beaumont, who held in
13 VI  |       clerk who intends to be a notary does not leave~important
14 VI  |        he was saying," said the notary,~digging his elbow into
15 VI  |     into his clerk's ribs.~ ~"A notary," continued the count, "
16 VII |         only the~professions of notary and lawyer, either barristers
17 VII | practice of his eldest son, the notary, cost him~four hundred thousand
18 VII |        the office of my son the notary, and~eventually succeed
19 VII |         end as a barrister~or a notary. But he mustn't leave the
20 VII |        come out of that~office, notary, solicitor, or barrister,
21 VIII|        who is head clerk of the notary Maitre Leopold~Hannequin;
22 IX  |   Marest, now head-clerk of the notary~Hannequin.~ ~"Ha! here's
23 IX  |       intention was to~become a notary, but (as his cousin remarked
24 XI  |    Reybert, is the clerk of the notary to whom you~undoubtedly